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Arts This Week: WXTJ House Show Benefitting Trans Lifeline

My name is Isabel. I am the WXTJ director, which means that I direct the student radio station. I help put on shows. I help put our programming together. I put on other events and stuff like that. And I’m Dana sun, WXTJ director of events and outreach. I help Isabel with putting on shows, running sound, and connecting WXTJ with the UVA student body and the Charlottesville community. WXTJ is UVA’s free form student radio. We do it all, from hosting radio shows to organizing live music events to connecting with UVA music community. WXTJ has always been about diversity and inclusion.

https://www.wtju.net/arts-this-week-wxtj-house-show-benefitting-trans-lifeline/

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UVA University Singers Return from International Concert Tour to the Baltics

The UVA University Singers, the University of Virginia’s flagship choral ensemble, and faculty conductor Michael Slon recently returned from an extraordinary concert tour to the Baltics, extending UVA’s cultural reach to Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Performing in five cities, the Singers had a chance to interact with distinguished musicians including composer Ēriks Ešenvalds, and members of the Latvian National Symphony Orchestra and National Opera Orchestra.

https://music.virginia.edu/uva-university-singers-return-international-concert-tour-baltics

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Cville Band Presents: Summer at The Paramount

Our 103rd Summer Season continues at The Paramount Theater, with new pieces and old favorites. Guest artists for this show include Robert Graham, playing “Reflective Mood,” violinist Michelle Younger, playing Julia Delaney’s “Reel and The Devil Went Down to Georgia,” and Band assistant director Burton Hable. Our Instrument Petting Zoo will be operating at the foot of the stage before the performance, so families with younger children can see and touch some of the instruments in the Band.

https://theparamount.net/event/cville-band-summer-25-2/

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