The African Children's Choir is a children's choir featuring singers aged 7 to
10 from various African nations. Founded in 1984 by human rights activist and
pastor Ray Barnett to assist impoverished and orphaned children, the choir tours
internationally as part of the Music for Life Institute. The ensemble has
performed at venues including the British House of Commons, the Pentagon, and
the Royal Albert Hall, and its music is featured on the film soundtracks for
Hotel Rwanda and Blood Diamond. In 2005 the choir performed at the Live 8
concert in London alongside Mariah Carey and ...