APPlause Episode 1: Halloween Monster Concert

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November 1, 2023
APPlause Episode 1: Halloween Monster Concert
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Hannah Byars

Multimedia reporter Hannah Byars covers the Appalachian State Organ Studio’s Halloween Monster Concert.

Interviews include professor and organist Joby Bell, as well as organists and students Emma Pullium and Joseph Franklin, about their concert and the organ program at App State.

Listen to hear soundbites of the organists playing and Hannah’s backstory on the history of organ music, both in popular culture and at App State.

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    Laurie Semmes • Nov 2, 2023 at 11:19 am

    Watch the audio balance between speaker and background music. The speaker is often drowned out.

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