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Deus Noster Refugium

by Kurt Knecht | May 22, 2011 | choral music, deus noster refugium, Howard W. Blake choir, kurt knecht, Melinda Doyle, Uncategorized

In honor of my friend Dr. Melinda Doyle getting hooded and becoming director of choral studies at the University of Montevallo, I am posting our 2004 collaboration.  Melinda commissioned this piece from me in 2004 for the Florida ACDA Convention. ...

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