The Music at Messiah classical concert series returns to Messiah Lutheran church this Sunday with the oboe and piano duo of Gary Parks and Ingrid von Spakovsky. Gary and Ingrid stopped by WLRH to talk about the program which features music of Saint-Saens, Albinoni and William Grant Still.
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Posted Saturday, September 23, 2017 by NPR News
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