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Swingin’ Ascot! Students of the Ascot Primary School in St. Catherine perform their winning entry Swing Low Sweet Chariot at the recently held 2018 Jamaica Children’s Gospel Song Competition National Final. Ascot took home the trophy for the Choir Category in the 6 – 10 years age group. Organized by the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), an Agency of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the annual competition was held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston and saw the top 24 most soulful junior soloists, ensembles and choirs from across the island compete for a chance to take home cash prizes and trophies in addition to the competition’s prestigious titles.
One Touch! Students of the Crescent Primary School in St. Catherine perform their winning entry One Touch at the recently held 2018 Jamaica Children’s Gospel Song Competition National Final. Crescent took home the trophy for the Ensemble Category in the 11 – 15 years age group. Organized by the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), an Agency of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the annual competition was held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston and saw the top 24 most soulful junior soloists, ensembles and choirs from across the island compete for a chance to take home cash prizes and trophies in addition to the competition’s prestigious titles.
Hallelujah! Nine year old Erica Green of the Mandeville Primary and Junior High School in Manchester performs her winning entry Hallelujah at the recently held 2018 Jamaica Children’s Gospel Song Competition National Final. Green took home the trophy for the Solo Category in the 6 – 10 years age group. Organized by the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), an Agency of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the annual competition was held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston and saw the top 24 most soulful junior soloists, ensembles and choirs from across the island compete for a chance to take home cash prizes and trophies in addition to the competition’s prestigious titles.
The 2018 Jamaica Children’s Gospel Song Competition’s 6 – 10 age group winner, Erica Green is all smiles as she receives her winning trophy and cash award from the Honourable Olivia Grange, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport (MCGES) at the competition’s National Final, recently. Organized by the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), an Agency of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the annual competition was held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston and saw the top 24 most soulful junior soloists, ensembles and choirs from across the island compete for a chance to take home cash prizes and trophies in addition to the competition’s prestigious titles.
It’s the Lord’s! Fourteen year old Janae McLymount performs her winning entry Hallelujah at the recently held 2018 Jamaica Children’s Gospel Song Competition National Final. McLymount, who hails from Clarendon took home the trophy for the Solo Category in the 11 – 15 years age group. Organized by the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), an Agency of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the annual competition was held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston and saw the top 24 most soulful junior soloists, ensembles and choirs from across the island compete for a chance to take home cash prizes and trophies in addition to the competition’s prestigious titles.
The 2018 Jamaica Children’s Gospel Song Competition’s 11 – 15 age group winner, Janae McLymount is all smiles as she receives her winning trophy and cash award from the Honourable Olivia Grange, Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport at the competition’s National Final, recently. Organized by the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC), an Agency of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, the annual competition was held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre in Kingston and saw the top 24 most soulful junior soloists, ensembles and choirs from across the island compete for a chance to take home cash prizes and trophies in addition to the competition’s prestigious titles.
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