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An Evening of Sacred Song
... and cowboy music?
by Frances Kai-Hwa Wang
posted 12/2/2011
When the lights turn low, audience members scurry to find their seats, but I am surprised that the room continues to stay dark. A single voice pierces the darkness, a soulful alto, soon answered by harmonies from around the room. Flickering candles lead the way as the singers slowly sing their way towards the stage, their candlelight and harmonies winding an
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