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RIO (JRANOE - Twelve-year old Hans Krown, son of Richard and . Janice Kroun of 104 Davis Ave . has been named a Ouevt Arltil in Residence Wilh the Hans' Bovs Choir B of Paris.

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The invitation was e« tended to Hans imi tfM 1 basis of. his ’past (jerformarn'es Vith the National Touring

Co of Peter Pan. starring Sandy Duncan, under the direction of Ron Field According to Rodol <> Torres, president of th« Federation, Hans was recom•mended because of his singing abilities and his 'ambassadorial qualities " * On June 8 Hans will join a group of nine boys (selected by the Paris choiri at JFK airport, where they will give their first concert The boys will then fly with art official of thr Federation to Brussels, Belgium, for a day of intense rehearsal in prepara lion for concert ap

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IN BFUiH M. the boys will be guests in the homes of boy singers of the worldfamous Hit Parade des Enfant* '. a group of Belgian boy singer^ vh" perform popui.. :, usic for Europe..,. television. In France, the boys will he guests in the homes of Paris Boys Choir singers Though it's vacation time here, they will attend school there The boys will visit the Louvre, Eiffel T *wer. Notre Dame (' icdral and other e itiohal sites They will attend rehearsals with the Parts Boys, but the

American group will sing the Sunday service in the American Church of Paris. IN COLOGNE. Germany, the hpys will visit in homes of the boychoir of the Cologne Cathedral, and will sing in the cathedral and in homes for the aged In Europe, the boys will receive voice coaching by some of the leading boyvoice teachers in the countries visited f Hans is looking for an organization or business to sponsor him in whole or part, as the cost is $1,780 plus.

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