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Wise, VA — After a stunning performance last fall, pianist Bomin Park returns with a recital entitled “Amazing Grace” on Friday, October 30 at 7:30 p.m. in Cantrell Hall on the UVA Wise campus. The concert will feature classic and popular hymns arranged for piano including favorites Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee and Breathe on Me, Breath of God. Reserve your seats by emailing pro-art@uvawise.edu or calling the Pro-Art office at 276/376-4520. This event is free and open to the public. Bomin Park currently serves as an adjunct instructor of piano at The University of Virginia’s College at Wise where he teaches all levels of classical piano, a music technology class, and applied lessons. He also serves as a collaborate pianist for the UVA Wise Concert Choir. For UVA Wise students, this event will count as a cultural credit activity for those in attendance. SOCIAL DISTANCING Pro-Art is committed to mitigating risks while we continue to endure the public health crisis. In order to ensure appropriate social distancing, reservations are required to attend the concert, and we are limiting capacity to 50 individuals. For the safety of everyone involved, our patrons, staff, and crew are required to wear masks for the duration of the event. Seats will be marked with your name and sufficiently distanced from other patrons while allowing those who share a household to sit together. Our staff will help patrons enter and exit while maintaining social distancing. If you have any questions, or would like updates in regards to performance modifications, please visit proartva.org, call the office at 276/376-4520, or send an email to pro-art@uvawise.edu.
‘Amazing Grace’ recital with pianist Bomin Park
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SHERRY A. ADAMS Address: 704 Ridge Ave., Norton Email: sadams003@yahoo.com Education: BA in Business and Public Administration with a concentration in Accounting from UVA Wise Class of 1988. Employment: CEO of Hospice &amp; Palliative Care of Virginia. Previous elected or appointed public offices: Elected school board member for the past eight years. Do you have children in the city school system? If so, what ages? I have one grand daughter in Norton City Schools. She is in 7th grade. Civic, other activities: I was very active with my church prior to the pandemic restrictions. Outreach is very important to me. I am looking forward to being active again.
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