A beautiful Sacred Concert

A group of people wearing red graduation gowns and caps are gathered together, with a wooden paneled background visible behind them.

The Advanced Chorus and orchestra performed a special evening of music in the Mercy Chapel on March 4. Special thanks to Anna Vandekerchove Rasmussen '09 for performing with us and all who joined us for our Sacred Concert!

A group of people wearing red graduation gowns and caps are gathered together, with a wooden paneled background visible behind them.
The image shows two young women playing violins on a stage, with a dark background suggesting a performance or concert setting.
A choir of women in red robes stands on a stage, performing in front of an audience, with a piano and colorful backdrop visible in the background.
The image shows two people, a woman and a girl, sitting at a piano in what appears to be a performance or recital setting, with a dark background and wooden pews visible.
A group of four women in black dresses performing on a stage, with a microphone stand and chairs visible in the background.
The image shows a woman playing the cello on stage, with other musicians in the background.
A group of young women in black dresses are standing on a stage, holding sheet music and appearing to be performing or rehearsing.
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A young woman in a black dress stands at a podium, speaking into a microphone in what appears to be a formal setting with wooden paneling in the background.
A person in a red robe stands on a stage in front of a choir wearing matching red robes, with a colorful abstract painting in the background.

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