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Northwest Girlchoir has openings for grades 1-12 this fall - My Edmonds News

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Northwest Girlchoir has announced openings for singers in grades 1-12 for its treble choirs starting this September. The organization, located near Northgate, emphasizes a fun and engaging environment for young girls interested in music. Interested participants can join a community that fosters musical skills and personal growth. This choir not only focuses on vocal training but also aims to build confidence and teamwork among its members. The program highlights the importance of arts education in encouraging creativity and personal development.

Parents looking for extracurricular activities for their children may find this program especially appealing. The choir's commitment to creating an inclusive atmosphere allows girls of all backgrounds to participate. Northwest Girlchoir's offerings contribute to the local cultural landscape by promoting youth involvement in the arts.

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