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March 26, 2005 This weekend we're wrapping up a run of rebroadcasts with a great show we did two years ago from Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis; Philip Brunelle and the Minnesota Orchestra were there with us, and Peter Ostroushko joined the Guy's All-Star Shoe Band. We heard words from the Catchup Advisory Board, too, plus the News From Lake Wobegon. It was a great show. Listen to the show Requires free RealAudio player. See how to listen. In its entirety |
Photos from the show Click images to view slideshow. (Photos taken by Hillary Rhodes)
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