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Rose Bowl Recipient

Sam Macdonald · Reporter | Posted: April 29, 2018, 5:46 p.m. | Updated: April 29, 2018, 5:57 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Lucas March of New Glasgow proudly displays his prize at the deCoste Performing Arts Centre: The Rose Bowl.  March recieved the award on Sunday, the final day of the 80th season of the New Glasgow Music Festival. Along with the Rose Bowl, March was recipient of two sight-reading awards (piano and instrumental), a Hector Broadcasting Scholarship, the Chris MacKaracher Memorial Award and the Isabel Morton Award.
Lucas March of New Glasgow proudly displays his prize at the deCoste Performing Arts Centre: The Rose Bowl.  March recieved the award on Sunday, the final day of the 80th season of the New Glasgow Music Festival. Along with the Rose Bowl, March was recipient of two sight-reading awards (piano and instrumental), a Hector Broadcasting Scholarship, the Chris MacKaracher Memorial Award and the Isabel Morton Award. - Sam Macdonald

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Lucas March of New Glasgow proudly displays his prize at the deCoste Performing Arts Centre: The Rose Bowl.  March received the award on Sunday, the final day of the 80th season of the New Glasgow Music Festival. Along with the Rose Bowl, March was recipient of two sight-reading awards (piano and instrumental), a Hector Broadcasting Scholarship, the Chris MacKaracher Memorial Award and the Isabel Morton Award.

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