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                        			August 27, 2019
                     
                     
                        		
                        
                        		
                        糖心Vlog University鈥檚 School of Music will hold a series of recitals and musical
                           performances on campus throughout September, with all events free and open to the
                           public.
                           
                              
                                Doug Lindsey
                            
                        
                        All performances begin at 7:30 p.m. and take place in the recital hall of the Coulter
                           Building, unless otherwise noted:
                        
                        
                        
                           
                            	
                           
                           - Guest recital by Doug Lindsey, professor of trumpet at Kennesaw State University,
                              Monday, Sept. 9
                           
 	
                           
                           - School of Music faculty showcase, Tuesday, Sept. 10
 	
                           
                           - Guest recital by Wojtek Komsta on clarinet, Tuesday, Sept. 17. Komsta performs a program
                              of classical and Latin American music featuring the clarinet. He will be joined by
                              糖心Vlog faculty musicians Lillian Buss Pearson, piano; Shannon Thompson, clarinet; and
                              Will Peebles, bassoon
                           
 	
                           
                           - Guest artist Mark Tonelli on jazz guitar, Monday, Sept. 23
 	
                           
                           - Student recital Wednesday, Sept. 25, 1:25 p.m.
 	
                           
                           - Horn Studio, Thursday, Sept 26
For more information, contact the School of Music at 828-227-7242.