Dragon's Tale - April 2021 Issue

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HutchCC Wind Symphony stuns at Sunday in the Zoo. Rachel Wilson, Reporter & Designer

Where the Wild Things Are Photo by Rachel Wilson Emily Earls, Hutchinson, sits on her mask to keep it from blowing away while playing baritone saxophone.

Photo by Rachel Wilson Jacob Younger, Hutchinson, stays focused while playing french horn.

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urrounded by animal exhibits and spectators, the Hutchinson Community College Wind Symphony performed in the Hutchinson Zoo while the wind blew and leaves crunched under foot. “Each year, I try to have the Wind Symphony perform off-campus in a nontraditional performance venue; this is an important part of our community involvement with this band, and one that our students typically have a great experience with. In the past, we’ve put on concerts at the Kansas Cosmosphere and the Strataca Salt Mine,” said Chris Miertschin, Music Instructor-Band Director.

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