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Queer choirs from around the world at the Concertgebouw: "We want to show the diversity of Taiwan"

Queer choirs from around the world at the Concertgebouw: "We want to show the diversity of Taiwan"

The Concertgebouw in Amsterdam is hosting the second edition of an international queer choir festival featuring eight groups from around the world. The performers aim to celebrate diversity and promote a message of unity and inclusion through their music.

Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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