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Strike up the (holiday) band

Seth Thompson, Justin Holman and Harmony Cook perform last week before a packed house.
Seth Thompson, Justin Holman and Harmony Cook perform last week before a packed house.
Kellen Gross on the trombone during the show.
Kellen Gross on the trombone during the show.
Ashlyn Sharp on the trombone last week.
Ashlyn Sharp on the trombone last week.
Aiden Brown gives it his all on the trumpet.
Aiden Brown gives it his all on the trumpet.
Landyn Rowe plays the saxophone during the winter concert.
Landyn Rowe plays the saxophone during the winter concert.
Ryan Gulbransen led the tuba section during the concert.
Ryan Gulbransen led the tuba section during the concert.
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