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SoNA Holiday Season is Approaching

By Kyle Kellams

Published November 28, 2022 at 1:11 PM CST

Thanksgiving is over and the SoNA holiday concerts are approaching. Paul Haas, the SoNA conductor, says the three concerts early next month are among his favorites.

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