One Voice Children's Choir

Consisting of 180 talented juniors aged between 5 and 18, the One Voice Children’s Choir based in Utah, the United States was founded in 2002, when the Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City not just showcased the region’s natural splendor to a global audience but introduced to them its diverse cultural scenes.

A poster of the One Voice Children’s Choir concert.

With over 4.8 million subscribers and 1.2 billion views on YouTube, the choir has become a household name today, known for their heartwarming harmonies and dynamic original arrangements of pop music.

Audiences will hear 18 numbers in their 100-minute Shenzhen concert, including hymns, pops and movie themes. The program includes such familiar tunes as “You Raise Me Up,” Rihanna’s hit “Diamonds,” “See You Again,” a song about friendship featured in “Furious 7,” and “Try Everything” from Disney’s “Zootopia.” They will also sing “Golden Hour,” a number dedicated to the city of Shanghai.

Time: 8 p.m., Dec. 29

Venue: Opera Hall, Bay Opera of Shenzhen, Bao’an District

Metro: Line 11 to Bao’an Station, Exit B; then take a taxi