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I have also been working hard to redefine the
role of the choral accompanist--to move the accompanist in a rehearsal
to the role of collaborator and partner in pedagogy Pianist Ann Moore, the chorale's accompanist, will play Joseph
Martin's ``On the Blue Ridge. We literally couldn't survive without our
Angels--whether accompanists or vocalists. |
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