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In 1983 Musical Director Mike Brewer and Honorary Secretary Carl Browning re-invented the British Youth Choir, to put it in line with other National Youth ensembles. The intention was to mold the best young voices throughout the land into a choir that could rival the very best in the world - and so the National Youth Choir of Great Britain was born. At the heart of the concept would be development of the promising vocal technique shown by the successful auditioners, young people aged between 16 and 21. This, together with Mike Brewer's unique ability to blend voices and his mastery of choral technique resulted in the National Youth Choir (often referred to as "main choir") as it can be heard today.
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