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The fall "Voice Olympiad" scheduled by the department of music will continue with a student performance on Tuesday, Nov. 18.

HopeCollege students in Linda Dykstra's German Diction class will present a Liederabend (Evening of Song) at Semelink Lecture Hall in Western Theological Seminary on Tuesday, Nov., 18, at 7:30 p.m.

The public is invited. The performance is free.

The program will feature Lieder of Richard Strauss. A dessert reception will follow the recital.

Western Theological Seminary is located at 101 E. 13th St., on 13th Street east of College Avenue.

Voice Olympiad “Liederabend” Concert Is Nov. 18

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