Arizona Contemporary Music Ensemble to showcase student-written pieces
A group of ASU music students will take the stage at the Katzin Concert Hall on Sunday afternoon to present five contemporary works, three of which were written by students.
A group of ASU music students will take the stage at the Katzin Concert Hall on Sunday afternoon to present five contemporary works, three of which were written by students.
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