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Columbus State University Wind Ensemble - Electric Dawn (CD)Fitting the Summit Education mold, Columbus State University is a university of over 6,000 students located in Columbus, Georgia. The Schwob School of Music (where this recording was produced), housed in the state of the art $67 million River Center for the Performing Arts, is a highly selective music school offering undergraduate and masters degrees in various musical disciplines. The wind ensemble activities at CSU are directed by Dr. Robert W.
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