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White Mountain Symphony Orchestra

Tribune Staff

| March 17, 2019

Printed in the March 20, 2019 edition

Lehila Brewer (right), a bass player with the White Mountain Symphony Orchestra, shows Tatum Messick (left) a fourth grade student from Snowflake Intermediate School how to play the bass at the beginning of the Music Is program that was held at the Show Low High School Auditorium on March 7.