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The Cantus Choir was from Stalowa Wola. This is a little town with huge steel mill in southeastern Poland. It appears to be a church choir. We do not have information on the music they sung, but assume it was largely church music. The choristers wore wear blue outfits with short pants or knickers and a blouse with a large fancy lace collar. The choir has since changed their name and costume. The older singers wore black suits.
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