List of members of the Antoniano Little Choir section

Antoniano Little Choir Chinese girl named Wang Jiawen:

The Little Choir of Antoniano in Italy, the most prestigious children's choir in Italy, the United Nations Cultural Heritage for Peace, and the Goodwill Ambassador of the United Nations Children's Association.

Founded in October 1963, the backing chorus of the Golden Coin World Children's Song Contest, Italy's famous annual traditional children's song competition, is composed of children between the ages of 3 and 12.

The Antoniano Little Choir was founded by Marieleventre, a children's ** educator from the Italian venerable Toshi Kamano, who devoted her life to the choir and the gold coin competition.

In addition to the appearance of the small choir in the gold coin competition, it also has its own ** meeting in various important festivals, which is broadcast by Italian national television.

Sabrina Simoni, the current conductor of the choir, took over as conductor of the choir after the death of Marieleventre in 1995.

In 1962, the third edition of the Golden Coin Nursery Rhyme Contest was moved by Milan to the Antoniano institution in Bologna. The following year, Mariele Ventre, who was then engaged in education in Antoniano, organized a children's choir to sing for the coin competition, and she became the choir conductor herself.

With the arrival of the Coin Race in Bologna, the Antoniano Choir has survived and is today the most prestigious children's choir in Italy. What started as a small choir with a few members has grown to more than 80 members at its peak, and now it has grown to around 50 members. At present, the choir has 53 members, including 10 boys.

In addition to the appearance of the small choir in the gold coin competition, it also has its own ** meeting at major festivals, which is broadcast by Italian national television (rai uno). The choir has sung for the Pope three times in history and has performed on many important occasions in Italy.

In 2003, UNESCO awarded the Antoniano Choir the title of United Nations Goodwill Ambassador. The small choir has also raised funds for charity performances in disaster areas and poor areas many times. In 2008, the choir was awarded the United Nations Cultural Heritage for Peace.

After the Antoniano choir, many children's choirs were born throughout Italy, all in the form of small choirs. In 2009, children's choirs from all over Italy also formed the Antoniano Galactic Alliance, led by the small choir.

Sabrina Simoni, the current conductor of the choir, took over as conductor of the choir after the death of Marieleventre in 1995.

The full name of the small choir is Picolo Coro"mariele ventre" dell'antoniano, generally abbreviated as:"piccolocoro"(Chinese translation: small choir) or"piccolo coro dell'antoniano"(Chinese translation: antoniano [Antoniano] small choir).

In 1995, in memory of the deceased Mariele Ventre, the choir added her name to the group's name. There are numerous children's choirs (piccolo coro) in Italy, but without any explanation, the word "piccolo coro" is simply mentioned, generally referring to the small antoniano choir.

Founded in October 1963, the Italian Antoniano Choir is the most prestigious children's choir in Italy, as well as the United Nations Peace Cultural Heritage, the United Nations Goodwill Ambassador for the Children of the Poor Dust, and the annual Italian traditional children's song competition "Zecchino D'Oro) is the backing chorus of the World Children's Song Contest. Its members are mostly children between the ages of 3 and 12, and the current conductor is Sabrina Simoni.

At the beginning of each year, the Antoniano Choir organizes a selection of new members, open to all children between the ages of three and nine living in Bologna and the surrounding area (special cases are allowed). On the day of the audition, the child will perform a gold coin or choir song of their choice. The audition will be held in the rehearsal room of the small group, not open to the public, and will not be accompanied by parents, which is also a test of the children's ability to conduct vocal training alone.

The conductor personally tests each child and performs a singing or piano accompaniment.

"Being part of a small group means growing together on an exciting and pure path. As far as children are concerned, the interest and desire to learn are the most important. For parents, it's a process of connecting and sharing experiences.

The end result is a combination of hard work and entertainment, a sense of satisfaction. In other words, the selection results are based on the children's preparation and talent in the choir.

Only children who pass the first selection will be notified of the second selection, followed by a two-month probationary period.