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Posted in clarinet, classical music, Concert, Piano, Refugees, SopranoTagged All Saints Church, clarinet, Denise Alonzo, Handel, Herman, Hertford, Juliet Stevenson, Magnus Gilljam, Michal 06, Poems, Ralph Lane, Refugee Charities, Refugees, Schubert, Schumann, Sophie Besse, Soprano, The Shepherd on the Rock

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