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Concordia Christmas Concert
As a member of the freshman womens choir at Concordia, I often find myself serving the community. Our choir is frequently asked to attend local churches where we sing both hymns and pieces prepared in advance by our choir. Out of our more commercial performances, the Concordia Christmas Concert is the most renowned. Each year we get the opportunity to perform at Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis, one year of which Concordia won an Emmy for the show
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