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Farmingdale Native Among Musicians Performing At Carnegie Hall

She's part of the Kutztown University Chamber Players that will perform Mediterranean-inspired music at the prestigious venue.

A shot of a piano inside Carnegie Hall. Laura Keim of Farmingdale will perform there with the rest of the Kutztown Chamber Players on Sept. 30.
A shot of a piano inside Carnegie Hall. Laura Keim of Farmingdale will perform there with the rest of the Kutztown Chamber Players on Sept. 30. (Courtesy: Kutztown University of Pennsylvania)

KUTZTOWN, PA — Farmingdale native Laura Keim is among Kutztown University students who are set to perform at Carnegie Hall in New York City as members of the Kutztown Chamber Players, the university announced via press release.

Keim and the other members of the Chamber will perform Mediterranean-inspired music by Greek composer Dinos Constantinides at 8 p.m., Monday, Sept. 30.

Constantinides' work has been performed throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. Kutztown will perform his work alongside members from the Louisiana State University School of Music.

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Kutztown University's own Chamber Players are conducted by KU orchestra director Dr. Peter Isaacson.

"I hope this concert helps to raise awareness in musical circles that KU has an excellent music department where students are given outstanding musical training and exceptional experiences," Isaacson said. "I'm very excited to have the opportunity to perform in such an esteemed venue."

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