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European Youth Music Refugee Choir Takes the Stage at Eurovision 2023

Updated: 3 days ago

European Youth Music's Refugee Choir continues to gain national and international recognition, most recently as runners-up in the prestigious National Lottery Awards. This accolade earned the choir an invitation to perform at Eurovision 2023, held in Liverpool, UK, on behalf of Ukraine.



As the flagship representative for the National Lottery, the choir had the unforgettable opportunity to perform alongside 1990s pop icon and Eurovision ambassador Sonia. This remarkable event not only showcased the choir’s immense talent but also highlighted the power of music in bridging communities and cultures.


A moment in the Eurovision spotlight

Performing at such a high-profile event marked a significant milestone in the choir's journey, bringing their voices to an international stage. It reflected the values of unity, resilience, and inclusion that European Youth Music champions. Sharing the stage with a Eurovision star like Sonia was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for the choir members and served as a beacon of hope and inspiration for others, demonstrating the transformative power of music.


Expanding our mission through partnerships

Our ongoing partnerships with initiatives like the National Lottery and events such as Eurovision have been pivotal in expanding our reach. These collaborations allow us to further our mission of fostering international friendship and cultural exchange through the universal language of music.


Media impact: Amplifying our message

The Eurovision performance attracted widespread media coverage, making it the most publicised event in European Youth Music’s history. With coverage spanning hundreds of TV and online outlets, including ITV News, BBC News, and Yahoo News, this exposure significantly raised awareness of our mission.


The extensive media reach helped amplify our message of unity through music, inspiring new audiences and shining a light on the incredible work of the European Youth Music Refugee Choir.


 

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