Pictured on their CD are the Greenberg
                                        brothers of South Yarmouth: from top,
                                        Johnathan, 12 David, 14, and John-Paul,
                                        11. The boys sing and dance to original
                                        pop music.

                    Where to see them

                      SouthCoast audiences can catch bon Voyager's act when David, John-Paul and
                      Jonathan Greenberg participate tomorrow in a Media-One toys for tots telethon,
                      according to Steven Greenberg, father of the three boys in the group. On Sunday at 2
                      p.m., bon Voyager will be at the New Harbour Mall in Fall River for another holiday
                      fund-raiser and will perform for schoolkids at the DeValles and Parker schools in New
                      Bedford on Dec. 9, and at the Campbell School in January, Mr. Greenberg said.

                      The name of the group, using the French word for good, reflects the family’s interest in
                      being ambassadors of good will, Mr. Greenberg explained.

Bon Voyager: Cape brothers make music, have a mission

                      Mr. Greenberg lived in several countries, including Bangladesh, Turkey, Greece,
                      Afghanistan and Nepal, where he ran halfway houses for foreign youth who were
                      traveling and got into trouble with drugs. He says he also reached out to the local
                      people through his music and various humanitarian projects. Mr. Greenberg met
                      Mother Teresa during the five years he spent in India. He got her approval to comfort
                      patients in one of her homes for the dying by playing his music.