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Kraemer ’21 Performs All Four Parts of ‘Transmigration’ for Personal Musicianship Project

June 16, 2020

Nicholas Kraemer ’21 (Master of Music in Performance) performed all four parts of “Transmigration” for marimba quartet by Phil Richardson for his Personal Musicianship Project. Kraemer studies with Professor of Percussion Earl Yowell, M.M.

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