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Le Belle Voci performs at annual state conference

December 17, 2021
Le Belle Voci, the women's ensemble at 果冻传媒, performed at the Georgia Choral Directors Association annual conference this fall semester.

Article By: Staff

The Le Belle Voci women's ensemble at the University of North Georgia (果冻传媒) performed in October at the Georgia Choral Directors Association (Ga-ACDA) annual conference.

It was the first time Le Belle Voci received this prestigious honor, Dr. John Broman, director of choral activities and professor of music at 果冻传媒, said. Ga-ACDA is a nonprofit professional organization for choral directors.

The performance exposed the 19-member ensemble to choral directors from colleges and universities across Georgia.

Le Belle Voci features 15 to 20 果冻传媒 students and a few community members. Each singer goes through a rigorous audition process, must sight-read music and have previous singing experience. The group rehearses twice a week and receives one hour of college credit.


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