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AWC Student Recital showcases hard work

Lily McNair plays Sonata in G Minor for cello
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Lily McNair plays Sonata in G Minor for cello
Featured: Ivan Martinez playing Concerto for Trumpet in E-flat Major, Lily McNair plays Sonata in G Minor for Cello, Javier Peregrina plays All the Things You Are for Electric Guitar, Alicia Damian plays Humoresque, Op. 101 No. 7 for Cello.

Students bring classics to the Foothills

The Gloria de Cristo Lutheran Church was packed, but no one made a sound as students played for the attentive crowd.

The Arizona Western College (AWC) Music Department held its formal Student recital this afternoon, a musical event that was free and open to the public.

The recital demonstrates the progress instrumental and vocal students have achieved through out the semester, aided in part by private lessons.

But of course, it also takes a large amount of dedication and practice to confidently play in front of such a large crowd.

The event featured a variety of musical groups and soloists, showing off their talents and hard work.

The audience was completely captivated throughout the classical performances, ranging from vocalists, band instruments, and strings.

Each soloist and ensemble received a large round of applause after their performance, with the audience eager to hear the next.

The video offers only a few of the performers-- there were over 30 at the event.

The AWC Music Department will continue to put on performances throughout the year, so stay on the lookout for more.

Stick with KYMA for future musical updates.

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