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Monday, May 19, 2003

Song before the flood

John Cheek (left), playing Noah, sings with members of the chorus Sunday during dress rehearsal of the May Festival Chorus' production of Noah's Flood, written by Benjamin Britten, for that night's performance. Performing with the chorus were the Cincinnati Symphony Youth Orchestra, members of the School for Creative and Performing Arts Choruses, Starling Chamber Orchestra, Canticle Bells from Crestview Presbyterian church, Walnut Hills High School percussion ensemble, and members of the CSO.
(Craig Ruttle photo)

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