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BU alumni perform at NYC's Carnegie Hall

Former Brandon University students Sarah Hallikas, Annelise Hawrylak and Mitchell Wedgewood appeared with Toronto’s Eastminster United Church Choir at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Feb. 18.

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Former Brandon University students Sarah Hallikas, Annelise Hawrylak and Mitchell Wedgewood appeared with Toronto’s Eastminster United Church Choir at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Feb. 18.

Three former Brandon students lived the musician’s dream last week, performing in New York City at the prestigious Carnegie Hall.

Sarah Hallikas, Annelise Hawrylak and Mitchell Wedgewood appeared on the world-renowned stage Feb. 18 with Toronto’s Eastminster United Church Choir, a 30-voice ensemble selected to take part in a musical production by Distinguished Concerts Singers International.

"It was thrilling, amazing," Hallikas said. "Our audience even graced us with a standing ovation.

"That may have been the most exciting part — a standing ovation at Carnegie Hall. Check that off the to-do list!"

The three are all former Brandon University music students who are continuing their education in Toronto.

Michael Kim, dean of the university’s music school, says he couldn’t be more pleased.

"This is a remarkable opportunity for anyone wanting to make a life of music. Brandon University is proud of Sarah, Annelise and Mitch, and wish each of them continued success."

» Brandon Sun

Republished from the Brandon Sun print edition February 27, 2013

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Three former Brandon students lived the musician’s dream last week, performing in New York City at the prestigious Carnegie Hall.

Sarah Hallikas, Annelise Hawrylak and Mitchell Wedgewood appeared on the world-renowned stage Feb. 18 with Toronto’s Eastminster United Church Choir, a 30-voice ensemble selected to take part in a musical production by Distinguished Concerts Singers International.

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Three former Brandon students lived the musician’s dream last week, performing in New York City at the prestigious Carnegie Hall.

Sarah Hallikas, Annelise Hawrylak and Mitchell Wedgewood appeared on the world-renowned stage Feb. 18 with Toronto’s Eastminster United Church Choir, a 30-voice ensemble selected to take part in a musical production by Distinguished Concerts Singers International.

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