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The 40th annual Chadron State College High Plains Band and Choir Festival concludes today at 5:00 with a free concert in Memorial featuring the nearly 250 high school musicians who've had just 2 days to prepare their numbers.
Chadron State Director of Bands Dr Adam Lambert says the goal is to give the students an intensive 2-day experience aimed at making them better singers and instrumentalists, but he freely admits it's also a great recruiting tool for the college music department.
Lambert says the chance to give high school musicians a first-hand look at the music department while making them better musicians is why Chadron State offers events such as the High Plains Festival.
He thinks those events are a major part of why the number of music majors at Chadron State has increased over the past few years to
This afternoon's concert with the honor band, honor choir, festival band, and girl's choir is open to the public, free of charge.
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