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1st Choir Olympics
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International song competition
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1st Choir Olympics File:1st World Choir Games logo.webp Choral Music 7–16 July 2000 Linz, Austria n/a 2nd Choir Olympics, 19–27 October 2002 Busan, South Korea Interkultur Foundation https://www.interkultur.com/events/world-choir-games/linz-2000/
The 1st Choir Olympics was the first instance of the international choir competition, organised by the Interkultur Foundation, that would later become known as the World Choir Games.https://www.interkultur.com/events/world-choir-games/linz-2000/ Choir Olympics 2000 – Linz The competition took place in Linz, Austria, and featured participating choirs from 60 countries.
Contest
The 1st Choir Olympics took place from 7 to 16 July 2000.1st Choir Olympics Linz, Austria (2000) Interkultur http://www.interkultur.com/competitions-festivals/archive/world-choir-games/linz-2000/ 17 September 2011 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20110713045657/http://www.interkultur.com/competitions-festivals/archive/world-choir-games/linz-2000/ 13 July 2011 dmy-all More than 15,000 choral singers from 60 countries gathered in Linz, Austria for the premiere of the Choir Olympics. The competition was held over a total of 403 performances in 28 categories. At the conclusion of the event the international jury - consisting of 51 jurors - presented 69 gold, 124 silver, and 34 bronze medals to the participating choirs.https://www.interkultur.com/events/world-choir-games/linz-2000/ 1st Choral Olympics 2000 Interkultur 19 July 2018
Results
According to the final results of the 1st Choir Olympics, the five top medal-scoring countries were:
Position Country Medals 1 Hungary 10 2 China 8 3 Germany 7 4 Indonesia 6 5 Russia 5
References
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Category:Choral festivals
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