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U of U music professor presents recital of music lost during the Holocaust

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Last Friday, assistant professor of vocal diction, coaching, literature and collaboration Dr. Carol Anderson and mezzo-soprano singer Katharine Goeldner performed a program titled Silenced Voices: Female Composers of the Holocaust at the Dumke Recital Hall at the University of Utah's School of Music. This event was part of the School of Music's Fridays with Faculty...

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