Sistine Chapel Choir Making Rare Appearance In Detroit
DETROIT (AP) - Heavenly voices will be heard in Detroit.
The Sistine Chapel Choir from Rome is performing Saturday at the Detroit Opera House. It's the group's first U.S. tour in more than 30 years, but there are only three stops.
Besides Detroit, the choir of 22 men and 29 boys appeared in New York and Washington. The group is commonly known as the "pope's choir." Choirs have been part of the pope's entourage as far back as the fifth century.
In Detroit, the Sistine Chapel Choir sings Sunday Mass at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral. 11am! (Say one for me, please.) #heavenly pic.twitter.com/cs333ppinM
— Roberta Jasina (@Robertanews) September 22, 2017
Members of the choir got a taste of an American pastime Thursday: a Detroit Tigers game.
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