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The Shippensburg University concert band took the stage at the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center on Sunday afternoon to perform several pieces under the instruction of band director Trever R. Famulare.
Shippensburg concert band members join forces to perform a unique mix of songs. (Below) Percussion players provide the beat with their makeshift bucket drums.
Shippensburg University senior and art major Christen Taylor Smith originally wanted to be a teacher.
Laughter boomed throughout the Ceddia Union Building (CUB) on Thursday night as comedian Jen Kober joked up a storm with Shippensburg University students.
Comedian and actress Jen Kober quickly gets comfortable on stage as she jokes about the serious and hilarious moments of her life. Turning the humor on the audience members, Kober uses them as inspiration for the context of some jokes.
With a disco ball hung over the stage ready to shine, The H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center hosted a performance by the jazz and funk band Kool & The Gang on March 31. Before the show, the drummer warmed up while someone yelled, “Knock ‘em dead.”
A Kool & The Band member serenades the Luhrs audience Friday night. The band has been together since 1964.
Would you wake someone up if you knew it could potentially kill them?
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