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Madison Singers to perform with Josh Groban

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jamesmadisonlogopurplepcJames Madison University’s Madison Singers choral chamber ensemble will perform with Grammy-nominated recording artist Josh Groban in the D.C. and Philadelphia areas. The Madison Singers will act as backup singers and guest choir with the celebrated vocalist for two of his upcoming concerts as part of his 2015 North American Tour.

On Monday, Sept. 14, they will perform at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington D.C., at 7:30 p.m. Following that, on Wednesday, Sept. 16, they will sing with Groban at the Tower Theater in Upper Darby, Pa.

The tour features music from Groban’s latest album, “Stages.” The album pays tribute to the inspiration Groban has received from the theater community. The Madison Singers will join Groban on “Anthem,” from the musical “Chess,” and his single “You’ll Never Walk Alone.”

This performance offers an excellent opportunity for The Madison Singers to gain recognition and experience with a nationally respected performing artist. Ticket information is available at www.joshgroban.com/stages.

 

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