Cover Of Hallelujah By Alexander Burke, Performed By Penile & Ysabel

Always count on the KTH Entertainment team to bring you up to speed on what's happening in the world of kids and teens, musically. This is meant to inspire other youngsters to channel their creative energy positively. As usual, today we're delighted to present to you the duo of Peniel and Ysabel. They're are siblings and their parents are desirous to see them become great music Stars from the shores of Nigeria, in future. They both started learning music when they were young, at age 6 and 4 respectively. Peniel, on saxophone, is now 11 years old and Ysabel, on piano, is now 8. Do enjoy their beautiful rendition, Cover of Hallelujah by Alexander Burke, as performed by the talented kids. Cover of Hallelujah by Alexander Burke, Performed by Peniel and Ysabel.

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