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Contact: Christina Chapple
Date: 11/20/02
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CLARINETFEST AT SOUTHEASTERN -- Southeastern Louisiana University clarinet students of music professor Deborah Andrus who will perform in the university’s Performance Circle at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, November 26, are, from left, front row, Rebecca Brogan, Prairieville; Brittney O'Neal, Denham Springs; Dawn McKenzie, McComb, Miss.; Lauren Pertuis, Mandeville; Alexandre Negruta, Kishiniev, Moldova; second row Andrus; Candice Louque, Lutcher; Val Laird, Pearl, Miss.; Amy Adams, Marrero; Jennifer Davis, Denham Springs; David Jack, Amite; back row, Brandon Skalican, Reynoldsburg, Ohio; Cory Fontenot, Prairieville; Tiffany Trahan, Houma; Marci Brister, Springfield; Ryan LeBlanc, Prairieville. Not pictured, are Erika Metge, Lutcher; Amanda Hinton, Slidell; and Brandon Stansbury, New Orleans. “CIRCLE” THE CLARIENTS FOR SOUTHEASTERN CONCERT HAMMOND – “Clarinetfest,” a special performance by Southeastern Louisiana University clarinet students, is scheduled for 2 p.m., Tuesday, November 26, in the university’s Performance Circle. The bass clef-shaped outdoor stage is adjacent to the Pottle Music Building. The performance is free. A total of 18 students of clarinet professor Deborah Andrus will perform quartets and duets for clarinet and bass clarinet by Bach, Grundman, Humperdink, Berlin and Gershwin. Students are David Jack, Amite; Brittney O'Neal and Jennifer Davis, Denham Springs; Marci Brister, Springfield; Lauren Pertuis, Mandeville; Amanda Hinton, Slidell; Rebecca Brogan, Ryan LeBlanc and Cory Fontenot, Prairieville; Brandon Stansbury, New Orleans; Tiffany Trahan, Houma; Amy Adams, Marrero; Candice Louque and Erika Metge, Lutcher; Val Laird, Pearl, Miss.; Dawn McKenzie, McComb, Miss; Brandon Skalican, Reynoldsburg, Ohio; Alexandre Negruta, Kishiniev, Moldova. Andrus said the concert will move to the Pottle Music Building Auditorium if it rains. |
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