Summer Rendezvous Concert for a Cause
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The William Chunestudy Men's Chorus members come from all over the Inland Empire.
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Director, Dr. Chunestudy founded the Chorus back in 2005.
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The chorus sang beautiful Christian songs, some in acapella format.
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The Chorus performs at Churches, educational centers, and other civic centers.
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The SDA Filipino Church hosted the event in partnership with the Mountain View College Alumni Association.
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Stephanie Jones performed a stirring rendition of "Mary, Did You Know."
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Dohnn Deriquito opened the concert with a few songs and later performed after a short intermission.
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The summer concert was given in hopes of raising money for school projects in need at the Mountain View College in the Philippines.
Photo Courtesy of: Menaka Masilamani
The audience loved the songs and even got to join in on a song to close out the concert.
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