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Glitter and Be Gay



One of my Facebook friends posted this video last night—she is the mother of the soloist, Laura Schupbach. Laura is a local girl and is a senior at the same college as Eustacia. She's just brilliant. Sweet, too.

Last May, we performed a concert of show tunes, and this is Laura singing Glitter and Be Gay from Candide. She was so good, and the audience was so pleased, I think we played it twice. Enjoy.

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Alifan said…
Hi Robyn very nice music what a great voice she has..

I am feeling a bit better thank you but fed up with inactivity,, but am doing a bit of knitting....
12:51 PM
Madame DeFarge said…
Great video, everyone must be very proud.
12:30 PM
dive said…
That is just gorgeous, Robyn!
I am so glad you are posting videos of the orchestra at last. Laura has a great voice - she really nails those high notes - and Eric is fun as always. I could do with more close-up shots of the horn section though. Hee hee.
Awesome performance. I wish I'd been there to enjoy it for real.
3:48 PM
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