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    A parent waves to his child before the choirs begin singing. : The Kids Sing
    A parent waves to his child before the choirs begin singing. : The Kids Sing
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    The Dunedin Children’s Choir perform. : The Kids Sing
    The Dunedin Children’s Choir perform. : The Kids Sing
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    The programme of songs included a traditional Samoan song, Pepeha by Six60, Nature by The Fourmyula and finished with the New Zealand national anthem. : The Kids Sing
    The programme of songs included a traditional Samoan song, Pepeha by Six60, Nature by The Fourmyula and finished with the New Zealand national anthem. : The Kids Sing
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    Dunedin children take part in the choral festival, which is held in seven regional centres around New Zealand. Nationwide, 4500 children take part. : The Kids Sing
    Dunedin children take part in the choral festival, which is held in seven regional centres around New Zealand. Nationwide, 4500 children take part. : The Kids Sing
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    Children warm up together before the singing gets under way. : The Kids Sing
    Children warm up together before the singing gets under way. : The Kids Sing
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    About 1350 children performed over two nights, accompanied by a five-person band. : The Kids Sing
    About 1350 children performed over two nights, accompanied by a five-person band. : The Kids Sing
    The Kids Sing
    More than 1300 children from 24 Dunedin schools performed at The Kids Sing, the Otago Primary Schools Choral Festival, in the Dunedin Town Hall...

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