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Listen to Mount View Chamber Singers perform at State House
The Mount View High School’s Chamber Singers performed the national anthem to start the House of Representatives session Tuesday at the Maine State House in Augusta.
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The Mount View High School Chamber Singers, under the direction of Rebecca Childs, perform a concert on the fourth floor under the dome Tuesday in Maine State House in Augusta. Later that morning the 18-member group performed the national anthem at the start of the House of Representatives session. Kennebec Journal photo by Joe Phelan Buy this Photo
The Mount View High School Chamber Singers, under the direction of Rebecca Childs, performed a concert on the fourth floor under the dome Tuesday in Maine State House in Augusta. Later that morning the 18-member group performed the national anthem at the start of the House of Representatives session.
The Mount View High School Chamber Singers perform the national anthem from the gallery Tuesday to start the House of Representatives session in Maine State House in Augusta. Kennebec Journal photo by Joe Phelan Buy this Photo
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