Figure 1.--This photograph shows Mme. CHIRAC, first lady of France, with one of the Douai choristers after a concert. He is wearing the green sweater uniform.
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Figure 1.--This photograph shows Mme. CHIRAC, first lady of France, with one of the Douai choristers after a concert. He is wearing the green sweater uniform. |
The choirs performances throughout France and other counties have given the boys the chance to meet all kinds of important
prople. The public as well as world leaders, including presidents and popes, which have been chamed by their beautiful voices
and wonderful performances. Many want to meet the choristers after their performances. Over the life of the choir, the
choriyers have had he opportunity of meeting quite a number of imortant figures.
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