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Saturday's concert is at 7:30 at the VBC, Sundays will be in Roberts Recital Hall at 3:30.
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Huntsville Music Collective's founder and cellist MaryGrace Bender stopped by Morning Blend to talk about the group's upcoming concert at Tangled String Studios.
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The concert is Saturday, March 8th at 7 PM at Austin High School i nDecatur