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International: Congress Music Groups represent a multicultural army

17 March 2014

The Congress Office at International Headquarters has released the names of the music groups that will be participating in Boundless, the International Congress being held in London in July 2015 to celebrate The Salvation Army's 150th anniversary. Every territory and command was invited to submit musicians or music groups, and a dedicated team sat through hours of footage before selecting groups and soloists that represent a broad spectrum of excellence in God-inspired Salvation Army music-making – from the traditional choral, brass band and timbrels through to Chinese lion dancers, Korean fan dancers and a bamboo orchestra.

Africa will be represented by the Angola National Band, the Ghana Band and Folk Dance Troupe, and the Kenya West Territorial Vocal and Dance Troupe.

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