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Harp Studio Participates in Masterclass at George Mason University

On Sunday, Feb. 24, Adjunct Associate Professor of Harp Bridgett Stuckey, B.S., served as one of the clinicians for a harp masterclass at George Mason University. Additional clinicians included Elizabeth Blakeslee from George Mason University and Jaclyn Wappel from James Madison University. Students from the harp programs at these universities participated in the masterclasses, including Shenandoah music education majors Hannah Fenoff ’21 and Erin Roukous, who performed major works for harp by Pescetti and Pierne.

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