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The music class of 2007
They learned their chops in practice rooms and youth symphonies. Now high school is behind them, and they'll soon pack up their instruments for college. St. Petersburg Times photographer Ted McLaren invited recent high school grads to talk about their plans and what music means to them.
By TED McLAREN
Published May 27, 2007
Steven DeBoer, 18, clarinet Graduated from Chamberlain High School in Tampa; will attend the University of Miami, where he hopes to play in the symphony. Plays with the Patel Conservatory Youth Symphony in Tampa.
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[Times photo: Ted McLaren]
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They learned their chops in practice rooms and youth symphonies. Now high school is behind them, and they'll soon pack up their instruments for college. St. Petersburg Times photographer Ted McLaren invited recent high school grads to talk about their plans and what music means to them. If you go The Florida Orchestra and tenor Daniel Rodriguez (New York's "singing policeman") present an evening of classic show tunes in a benefit for the Pinellas Youth Symphony - 7:30 p.m. Wednesday - Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen-Booth Road, Clearwater - $20-$40 - (727) 791-7400
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