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piano concerts, and a Gospel v : W i

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songfest were part

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that were included in the fine arts program. m

Although many of the events were required, K x * ^ s s ? T y < * ’ . ’ :

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students found that they were quite enjoy­

able. Having them on campus also helped Junior Rachel Fuller

prepares before her

students to fulfill their fine arts requirement. solo recital. De-

experi-
Many students attended and participated ence singing in the

in student recitals as well. Tense nerves many other groups, v
Ensembles and in

were the norm among the students as they the excitement of

had to perform before their peers. This was performance still af­ %

fected her. The day
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true for the freshmen as well as for the sea­ before her recital

she said, "It makes

soned veterans who performed their sopho­ me nervous just

more and senior recitals. thinking about it!" .'1

Playing before a re­

hearsal, freshman

Paul Lane reviews a F

tricky tuba part. He

was an integral part 1

of the orchestra and

gave it some addi-

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