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Downtown Singers present their Spring Concert

By Bill Snyder | May 23, 2014

Music Director Marisa Crabb speaks with WSKG’s Bill Snyder about the Downtown Singers’ Spring Concert. The program includes music by Bruckner, Bernstein, Vaughan Williams, and Holst.

Photograph Courtesy Doug_Kerr via Flickr

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