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Check out photos from Bring the Sing in Moorhead on April 27

YourClassical Minnesota Public Radio’s Bring the Sing returned to the Moorhead area on April 27 as part of the weeklong event Considering Matthew Shepard: 25 Years Later. Friends and neighbors of all ages and singing abilities joined Joseph K. Kemper, assistant professor of choral music at Concordia, and Joseph Osowski, director of choirs at St. Michael-Albertville High School, to raise their voices in song during the free community sing-along. Check out pictures from the event below!

YourClassical MPR’s Bring the Sing events take place across the state and bring community members together through communal choral singing. Join us next time for this free, fun community event!

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