WindSync Mini-Concert at EKU on Kentucky Summer Stage

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Published August 23, 2016 at 1:33 PM EDT

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WindSync performed a mini-concert at the Ravine on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University Sunday evening August 21, 2016

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John Hingsbergen

On this week’s Kentucky Summer Stage…WindSync ...

Their hometown Houston Chronicle calls the quintet “revolutionary chamber musicians”

The gold medalists in the national Fischoff Chamber Music Competition gave a mini concert on the campus of Eastern Kentucky last Sunday and you can hear it on Kentucky Summer Stage Sunday evening at 8:00 on 88.9 WEKU.

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