Westminster College School of Music presents spring choral concerts
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The Westminster College School of Music will perform and livestream four choral concerts for their spring series on April 17-18.
The Westminster College’s Women’s Chorus will perform “Reflections of Love” at 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 17. Under the direction of
Ashley Graziani, adjunct instructor of music, the concert will also feature
Cassandra Zimmerman, a senior music education major from Valencia, Pa., as assistant student conductor. They will be accompanied by
Jeffrey Wachter, adjunct instructor of music, on piano.
The Men’s Chorus, under the direction of
The board unanimously voted Tuesday to appoint Robert Lawton Jr. to the interim post, effective Wednesday.
Lawton, who has previously worked as a town administrator in Yarmouth, comes on as Daniel Knapik prepares to leave the post on Jan. 22.
Lawton s contract stipulates that he will work two days a week (Tuesdays and Wednesdays) and will be paid $673.08 per day. That schedule could be modified if the need arises.
In addition to Yarmouth, Lawton has served in key administrative positions in towns across the Cape. Board chairman Mark Forest said he was excited to have him come back as the interim administrator.
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