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Senior follows passion in voice recital

Senior music major Brianna Nemback performs “Laudamus te” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart during her senior voice recital Saturday at Morgan Auditorium. Nemback was accompanied by pianist Jennifer Cruz, adjunct professor of music. Nemback also sang pieces by Douglas Moore, Johann Sebastian Bach and Gabriel Fauré. Nemback has been a member of the University Chamber Singers and Chorale since she was a freshman because they gave her more opportunity to follow her passion of music. She hopes her future career involves opera. / photo by Autumn Simon
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