Vienna Boys Choir is considered most prestigious boy's choir in the world. It was once started by Emperor Maximilian I in 1498, as his personal traveling entertainment. After suffering through a separation from the government in 1926, it went to more than 1,000 tours in about 100 countries and has also given more than 27,000 concerts.

Eli Priwer, 11-year-old, has recently joined the Vienna Boys Choir and feels very pleased to be a part of it. Earlier, he was resident of Redwood City and is currently shifted to Vienna is the castles. He feels very happy after traveling across the world and said that America does not have castles.

Cynthia Phillips, a planetary geologist at the Seti Institute and also the parent of Eli, said she is very excited that her little Eli is a part of the Vienna singing. She said it is even hard to believe that their child had reached too such heights.

Eli's background comes from the musical family. Shana Priwer, his parent, has been playing piano from her kindergarten days and has also attended Julliard for percussion. Phillips and Priwer both have five children in total and they made them learn piano at the age of four years.

Phillips said: "He used to wander around the house singing and it's not just mechanical - it's not just notes".