Boston Gay Men's Chorus in concert, December 15–19

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Boston Gay Men's

            Chorus in concert, December 15–19
 Matthew Van Atta
          
          Dec 05, 2006
          
        
Matthew Van Atta
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       The 150-voice
            Boston Gay Men's Chorus will celebrate the joys of the
            holidays with four concerts, titled "Home for the Holidays,"
            marking its 25th anniversary.     
       Under the
            direction of Reuben Reynolds III, the performances will be
            held       December 15, 16, 18, and 19, all at 8 p.m. at the
            New England       Conservatory's Jordan Hall.     
       For more
            information call (617) 542-SING or go online to bgmc.org.     

        
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Boston Gay Men's
Chorus in concert, December 15–19