The children's choir will feature about 50 lovely boys and girls, who bring to you two of the most famous poems of all time in China. 

The first poem titled "Yong e" (meaning ode to the goose) was written by Luo Binwang (640-684 AD) at the age of seven. The brilliant young poet described the playful goose in this way:

  Goose, goose, goose,
  Curving its neck singing to the sky,
  The white feathers afloat upon the green waters,
  Red palms are paddling the clear wave.

The second poem titled "Spring Morning" was written by one of the best naturalist poets in the Chinese history, Meng Haoran (689-740 AD).  Meng was amazed by the beauty of spring morning, and yet he raised a mystical question:

  Asleep, senseless of spring morning,
  I heard birds everywhere singing,
  The stormy night made so much noise,
  How many flowers dropped, who knows?

 

Children's Choir Performers:

Lili Alderson, Jonathon Buyze, Evans Chen, Jeanne Dishaw, Margaret Dishaw, Peter Fisher, Haley Garvens, Leah Gohlke, Mhari Gohlke, Sebstian Guo, Spencer Guo, Katie Hackbart, Taya Hahneman, Julie Herriot, Jessica Jansen, Michaela Kaun, Ally Koehnke, Faith Konetzke, Monica LaFaive, Nick LaFaive, Patricia Lay, Brandon Li, Nathan Li, Sheryl Li, Daniel Liu, Marshal Mao, Kai McKinney, Marion McKinney, Meilin McKinney, Grace Peterson, Grace Pfister, Bella Post, Mya Rentmeester, Abigale Runge, Jing, Shen, Kate Slesar, Mary Sollitto, Diana Song, Katie Tessier, Diani Tessier, Melanie Uecker, Nicole Uecker, Eric Wang, Charles William Wu, Justin Xie, David Yan, Linda Zhang, Brian Zhou, Brian Zhou