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Choir takes flight at concert

Soprano Annie Johnson, junior music major, breaks from the choir to sing “Fever” by John Davenport and Eddie Cooley. The choir performed at “The Birds and the Bees” concert Saturday in Morgan Auditorium. The concert featured a collection of songs with themes of birds, bees and flight in the first part, and love in the second part. / photo by Terrence Lewis
Soprano Annie Johnson, junior music major, breaks from the choir to sing “Fever” by John Davenport and Eddie Cooley. The choir performed at “The Birds and the Bees” concert Saturday in Morgan Auditorium. The concert featured a collection of songs with themes of birds, bees and flight in the first part, and love in the second part. / photo by Terrence Lewis
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