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TAFF REPORT
Music lovers can enjoy four days of
erformances by some of the Southeast's
)p student musicians during USC's
9th annual Band Clinic and Conductor's
ymposium Feb. 15-18.
The symposium will include free
tiblic concerts and a series of clinics for
md students from eieht Southern states.
More than 500 students will have
le opportunity to learn from some of
le nation's top conductors: Col. William
lark, retired director of the U.S. Army
ield Band; Richard Bergman, director
fbands at Herndon High School in
[erndon, Va.; Andrew Crew, director
fbands at Lincoln High School in
allahassee, Fla.; and Pat Rooney, director
"bands at James Madison University.
"The high school students selected
) play represent some of the finest
lusical talent in the country," said Jim
openhaver, USC's director of bands.
The clinic's highlight, will be a concert
12 p.m. Feb. 18 at the Koger Center,
he concert will feature the best student
lusicians from the 140 attending high
:hool bands.
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