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Stryning at the Forefront of TV Concert

The concert with KORK on TV on Friday will be led by a string player who is also a newly appointed professor.

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Stryning at the Forefront of TV Concert

The concert with KORK on TV on Friday will be led by a string player who is also a newly appointed professor.

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