MEI choir on television

The MEI Chamber Choir performed on CityTV Breakfast Television last Wednesday.

The MEI Chamber Choir performed on CityTV Breakfast Television last Wednesday. The group sang four segments on air

The MEI Chamber Choir performed on CityTV Breakfast Television last Wednesday. The group sang four segments on air

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