6-568: BQC or bqc may refer to: Beijing Queer Chorus , a semiprofessional mixed choir based in Beijing, China Bournvita Quiz Contest , an Indian quiz contest sponsored by Cadbury India British Quizzing Championships , a quiz competition in the United Kingdom bqc, the ISO 639-3 code for Boko language , Benin and Nigeria Topics referred to by
12-553: Is a semiprofessional mixed choir founded in 2008. It is the first publicly performing LGBT+ choir in Mainland China, and is one of the first two Asian choirs attending international LGBT choral festivals. BQC currently has over 100 members registered. To practice the idea "Sing for a Better World", BQC conducts various public music events on a regular base and actively participate in music communications domestically and internationally. After attending LGBT Chorus festival around
18-562: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Beijing Queer Chorus Founded in 2008 at Beijing, the Beijing Queer Chorus ( 北京酷儿合唱团 ) is now, with around 60 regular performing members, the first public performing LGBT chorus in mainland China. BQC is a member of the GALA Choruses . The Chorus was known as Shining Jazzy Chorus . Beijing Queer Chorus (BQC)
24-639: The Broadway Musical RENT. It also promotes AIDS prevention activities and attends environmental protection events. The chorus was founded in October 2008 as the Shining Jazzy Chorus. Currently, they perform two concerts each year. In June 2013, they performed with Seattle Men's Chorus assistant director, Eric Lane Barnes. The following month of that year, they met with Gary Locke . In April 2014, they changed their name to
30-403: The same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title BQC . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=BQC&oldid=1079731378 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description
36-559: The world for several times, it jointly hosted the first Queer Chorus Festival in Mainland China along with six LGBT+ choirs. Through chorus shows and cultural communication in Tianjin, Hong Kong, Taipei, Tokyo, London, Seattle, Portland etc., chorus members hope to break down the barriers among individuals and groups. BQC has collaborated with partners including the British, Dutch, and German embassies in Beijing, China, TEDx, VICE China, and
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