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The East Hartford Gazette
New Britain, Hartford County, Connecticut
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Three East Hartford students from Laurel Music Camp will join others to attend the Music Educators National Conference in Baltimore, MD, March 7-9, with the camp chorus demonstrating performance after seven months apart.
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Three East Hartford members of the Laurel Music Camp will travel with other Camp members to Baltimore, Maryland, next week to take part in the Music Educators National Conference, being held at the Lord Baltimore Hotel on March 7-9.
East Hartford residents who will take part in the conference are, Glorianna Hill, 651 Hills Street, Donald MacRae, 61 Dike Circle, and Joyce Pearce, 27 Fuller Avenue.
The Laurel Music Camp, held at Winsted, Connecticut, for one week each summer, is under the sponsorship of the Connecticut Music Educators Association and is open to high school students who like to sing. The camp chorus, under the direction of Mr. John Raymond of Lafayette College, Easton Pennsylvania, has been invited to Baltimore to demonstrate the carry-over in enthusiasm and quality of performance attainable by a group which has not sung together for seven months.
This coming summer the Laurel Music Camp will add an instrumental department to its program.
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Baltimore, Maryland; Lord Baltimore Hotel; Winsted, Connecticut; East Hartford
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March 7 9
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Three East Hartford residents, Glorianna Hill, Donald MacRae, and Joyce Pearce, members of the Laurel Music Camp, will travel to Baltimore with other camp members to participate in the Music Educators National Conference at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. The camp chorus, directed by John Raymond of Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania, has been invited to demonstrate enthusiasm and performance quality after not singing together for seven months. The camp, held annually in Winsted, Connecticut, under the sponsorship of the Connecticut Music Educators Association, is open to high school students who enjoy singing and will add an instrumental department next summer.