IMPORTANT: At the point in the episode where I start asking the audience to vote for the “fake song,” pause the episode, visit <a href="https://sacrednine.com/demon">https://sacrednine.com/demon</a> and tell us which one YOU think is the fake!Our wonderful performers are:Meredith Hotard, Soprano Ashley Lemmler, Alto Yours Truly, Tenor Joseph Mace, Bass

IMPORTANT: At the point in the episode where I start asking the audience to vote for the “fake song,” pause the episode, visit https://sacrednine.com/demon and tell us which one YOU think is the fake!Our wonderful performers are:Meredith Hotard, Soprano Ashley Lemmler, Alto Yours Truly, Tenor Joseph Mace, Bass

IMPORTANT: At the point in the episode where I start asking the audience to vote for the “fake song,” pause the episode, visit <a href="https://sacrednine.com/demon" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://sacrednine.com/demon</a> and tell us which one YOU think is the fake!Our wonderful performers are:Meredith Hotard, Soprano Ashley Lemmler, Alto Yours Truly, Tenor Joseph Mace, Bass

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Sacred Nine Project Podcast is an extension of Sacred Nine Project (sacrednine.com). The podcast thrives in the tension between the beauty and uniqueness of American music (particularly 18thc and 19thc) and the oddities and often problematic worldviews it reveals. By taking a look at this body of work, we can learn a lot about our country’s history, which tells a great deal about our country today, and ourselves. Join music professor and vocal/choral performer, C. Leonard Raybon, as he champions American music, while playfully indicting it. The podcast will feature guest historians, musicians, and performances.

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Sacred Nine Project Podcast is an extension of Sacred Nine Project (sacrednine.com). The podcast thrives in the tension between the beauty and uniqueness of American music (particularly 18thc and 19thc) and the oddities and often problematic worldviews it reveals. By taking a look at this body of work, we can learn a lot about our country’s history, which tells a great deal about our country today, and ourselves. Join music professor and vocal/choral performer, C. Leonard Raybon, as he champions American music, while playfully indicting it. The podcast will feature guest historians, musicians, and performances.

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