Twenty six members of Morgan State University’s choir will perform the national anthem before the game between the Baltimore Ravens and the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday.

The game between Baltimore and Kansas City is the American Football Conference (AFC) championship and its winner will move on to compete in Super Bowl 58, which is scheduled on Feb. 11.

A team representative reached out to Morgan’s choir and requested they perform should the Ravens defeat the Houston Texans — which they did 34-10.

Morgan choir director Eric Conway said the choir has performed for the Ravens several times before this but this will be their first nationally televised performance.

“We’re so excited. You just can’t imagine how much we’re looking forward to sharing our music with the world,” said Conway, the chair of Morgan’s fine and performing arts department. “We have choir members from Nigeria whose families will be able to tune in … to hear their family member sing with us during the national anthem.”

The choir has not only performed for Ravens games, but has also sung before Orioles contests. Sunday’s game will be played before a live audience of more than 70,000 in M&T Bank Stadium and tens of millions of viewers at home.

The game will air on CBS (locally on WJZ-13) with kickoff scheduled for 3pm.