Thursday, December 8,1994
Christmas concert PoUce and Safety
Report
Photo by Mandy Bdar/CoKegian Photographer
Members of tho Bohrond College Concert Choir practice for their upcoming Christmas
concert to be held at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church.
by John P. Rossomando
Collegian Staff
The Behrend College Concert
Choir will perform its annual
Christmas concert at St. John the
Baptist Catholic Church on
Sunday, Dec. 11 at 3:00 p.m.
Choir director David Stuntz
said, "I think that the music is
high quality with many different
exciting styles."
"The church is an exceptional
place because the sanctuary
recently has been renovated, and
the result is a breathtaking
setting with superb sound
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The first half of the concert is
titled "The Ceremony of Carols.”
Stuntz said, "The Ceremony
of Carols will be accompanied by
the harpist from the Erie
Philharmonic."
The second half will consist of
various songs. The
accompaniment consists of
everything from the harp to
drums.
"The quality of the performers
is extremely high. Like any
ensemble experience is diverse,
and we are accomplishing a
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quality of the performance is
high," said Stuntz.
Vice President of the choir
Timothy Mallon said, "I'm
excited about the concert. Even
though it's right before finals, I
think it will be a good break for
anyone who wants to attend.”
Tickets are available in the
music office (second floor Reed),
from choir members or at the
door. The church is located at 509
East 26th St. in Erie. There will
be a university shuttle to the
concert for interested students.
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Morris will be attending a
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Erie Book Store, on 7th and
Cherry, this Saturday from 3 to 5
p.m.
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December 3: A student reported being harassed in Niagara. This
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December 6: Fire in a room in Lawrence. A fire extinguisher was
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