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Community Corner Interview: Jake Roege of Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra

Community Corner Interview: Jake Roege of Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra

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Kendall spoke with Jake Roege, Assistant Concertmaster, about the Waynesboro Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming free virtual concert, The American Spirit, happening on Sunday, January 31st. More info here.

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