St Anthony's Choir debut album wins award

Thursday, December 19, 2013

PALAPYE: Palapye Catholic church choir, St Anthony's, won Best Ordinary Accapela at the Botswana Musicians Union Awards for their double CD album, Remembrance, Peace And Harmony last Friday.

The 23-track album will most certainly keep listeners tapping their feet to the last track. Disc A has 13 songs, which are dedicated to the 1988 papal visit to Botswana.

According to the album sleeve, the date marked a very important moment to the Christian community, particularly the Catholics in Botswana when the late Pope John Paul II came to the country.

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