Boston Children's Choir, a group of more than 250 young singers, will sing the patriotic hymn 'A Prayer for Ukraine' at BCC's annual Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert. It will be the first time the chorus will be back in Symphony Hall since 2020.
Thirteen-year-old Yana Tsibere tries to talk with her grandparents every day.
Tsibere moved to the United States in August 2020, during the pandemic. Shortly after, she became a member of. On Sunday, she and more than 250 other children will sing the patriotic hymn"A Prayer for Ukraine" at BCC's annual Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert. It will be the first time the chorus will be back in Symphony Hall since 2020.
Gregory Ghazaryan, 11, has an aunt and good friend who lived in Ukraine; both have since escaped the country. He's Ukrainian and has spoken at Ukrainian rallies in Boston since the Russian invasion began. He worked with BCC to bring"A Prayer for Ukraine" to the annual concert.
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