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Rose ’24 Performs at Blues Alley Club in Washington, D.C.

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Voice Kevin Rose ’24 (Master of Music in Pedagogy/Contemporary Commercial Music – CCM Voice) will perform at the historic Blues Alley Club in Washington, D.C., on Feb 11. His show “More Love” celebrates love in all its forms and features music by Marvin Gaye, Sara Bareilles, Stevie Wonder and John Mayer, as well as original songs woven throughout the night. While billed as a Valentine’s Day celebration, the evening also takes a look inward at the journey to loving ourselves.

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