CTindex - Christian Today UK Interactive Catalogue
Culture & Youth

Christian Aid to search for gospel talent of the future

Posted: Friday, April 11, 2008, 10:14 (BST)
Font Scale:A A A

Christian Aid has teamed up with Rockhill Music to launch a national competition to find new gospel talent to feature on an album launching in November 2008.

Following on from the success of Acoustic Gospel Volume (I), Volume (II) will raise money to help improve the lives of children in Africa through a variety of Christian Aid funded projects.

Regional auditions will take place in Manchester, Bristol, London and Birmingham between 19 April and 10 May 2008. The grand final will take place at the Commonwealth Church, St Marks, Mayfair in London on 17 May during Christian Aid Week.

The winning solo artist, duo, group or choir will work with professional musicians, recording at a London studio during the summer. They will also have the opportunity to perform at selected national events to mark the launch for the album, as well as representing Christian Aid at various live events and festivals throughout the following year.

£1.50 from the sale of every CD will be donated to Christian Aid.

The CDs will be sold through high street retailers including HMV and Wesley Owen and online at www.Acousticgospel.com

Dionne Gravesande of Christian Aid, said: "This is a very exciting project and Christian Aid is delighted to be working with Rockhill Music. Gospel music has a strong cultural and social background and reaches out to people of all ages.

"The album will not only give a new talent the chance to launch their recording career but will also be raising vital funds for a fantastic project helping children to build a better life for themselves."

To register for an application pack logon to www.christianaid.org.uk/getinvolved/events/harmonise.aspx





Have your say on this article
Christian Aid
Google Advertisement
Externally generated - Report offensive links here
Bible Society
World Headline
Chinese Christians persecuted but still patriotic, says Open Doors head

Chinese Christians persecuted but still patriotic, says Open Doors head

Chinese house church Christians have a paradoxical view of their country, says the head of Open Doors USA who recently...
Sponsored Features
For holidays and retreats in the Scottish Borders. 01450 377477 INSPIRING BOOKS BY PRESTON TAYLOR, former Argentina missionary. A thrilling "Safari" into God's Word. Click this web site: Order through any Bookstore. Ideal gifts for anyone, any occasion. Tell a friend, please. The original Anglican resources shop your only independent one-stop-shop.
Google Advertisement
Externally generated - Report offensive links here