PBS Newshour: 'How Sweet the Sound' Choir Competition

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December 7, 2010

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Check out the Voices of Destiny choir from the Greater Zion Church Family in Compton, Calif., winners of the top prize of best church choir and a check for $25,000 for its performance of Kurt Carr’s “My Time for God’s Favor.” (You will need Flash 9 to view)

Watch more performances at PBS Newshour’s Art Beat.

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