Voices joined as one for the cause of Lupus last night, when the Hope Foundation hosted a concert at the Queen’s College auditorium.
Before a packed audience, well-established performers and up and coming musicians shared the stage for the three-hour fundraising show. G-Syndicate, Myles Gittens, Salama Patrick, Asher Dynamo Murrell and the Barbados Defence Force Band were some of the featured acts of the night.
But the debut performance of the Voices for Lupus choir was perhaps the highlight of the night. Under the directorship of Mike King, the choir rendered six songs, culminating with a spirited performance of Down by the Riverside, with Paula Hinds on lead vocals. (LW)
Voices for Lupus
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