Symphonik, the Zghazagh Haddiema Nsara (Young Christian Workers) choir and band, will be performing live on Friday, 13 and Saturday, 14 July in an intimate setting at the WOW auditorium, Millennium Chapel. Featuring a selection of gospel, modern and classic rock songs, the concert will feature hits by Queen, Robbie Williams, Norah Jones, Evanescence, and Mika, together with a couple of original songs written by members of the choir themselves. Tickets are only Lm2 each and the concert starts at 7pm.

Symphonik started in 2006 as part of Strummin’ Home, which is another successful yearly ZHN project involving more than 100 youths in its organisation and coordination. Since then, it has grown and developed into a fully-fledged independent choir with its own band, and includes a four-part choir and a seven-piece rock band.

For more information about tickets, send an email to [email protected] or contact ZHN telephone 7957-5482.

Info about ZHN

Zghazagh Haddiema Nsara is an organisation made up of young people whose aim is to encourage other youngsters to lead proactive roles in society and in the Church in order to improve life for themselves and society through reflection and action.

The Young Christian Movement is an international youth movement that values the dignity and worth of each young person. It enables its members to challenge social exclusion and take action to bring about change in their home, workplace or social life. The movement is presently active in over 100 countries, with more than three million members. ZHN welcomes all young people as members, irrespective of whether they are members of a faith community or not.

Anyone interested in becoming a member, or participating in projects such as Symphonik and Strummin’ Home, can contact ZHN on [email protected] or telephone 7924-4418.

More information is also available at www.zhnmalta.org