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Hendricks Chapel embraced the upcoming holiday season during its annual concert Sunday night.
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The Syracuse Brass Ensemble and the Hendricks Chapel Choir perform Christmas songs at the holiday concert.
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Jim Spencer, the director, conducts the ensemble during the concert. The ensemble performed a variety of songs, highlighting the French horn and trumpets.
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The United Church Handbell Choir performs classic Christmas songs during the holiday concert Sunday night.
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Bruce Paulsen performs "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" with the Syracuse Brass Ensemble Sunday night.
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Bruce Paulsen entertains the audience with the song "You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch" Sunday night.
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James Spencer directs The Syracuse Brass Ensemble during Sunday's Hendricks annual Chapel Holiday Concert. The ensemble, currently in its 25th year, preforms 18 concerts a year. The 38 members consist of SU faculty and students, as well as residents of upstate New York.
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The Syracuse Brass Ensemble is considered to be an American brass ensemble due to its variety of brass instruments. Most brass bands, which are predominately British, use instruments from one brass family.
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For the final number of the concert, every audience member held a candle while singing "Silent Night."
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The final number of the holiday concert featured the United Handbell Choir, The Syracuse Brass Ensemble and the Hendricks Choir performing "Silent Night."
