'Honking is the new applause': Calgary choir's drive-in concerts a chance to perform 'like old times'

'Honking is the new applause': Calgary choir's drive-in concerts a chance to perform 'like old times'
When the pandemic hit, choirs around the world were silenced because of their risk for spreading COVID-19. Now, parking lots have become a safe and creative way for Calgary's Luminous Voices choir to perform for live audiences once again.
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Posted: Mar 08, 2021 8:04 AM ET | Last Updated: March 8
Christina Jahn, left, and Paul Grindlay singing in their car. The married couple are part of Luminous Voices, a professional choir based in Calgary, which has found a way to perform for audiences without risking the spread of COVID-19.(Judy Aldous/CBC)

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