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s available for pops concert , tuning up. -r'"""·"") concert in Decatur, that is. The Mtsstssippi Symphony Orchestra is the largest performing arts organization m the state. The group began in 1944 as the Jackson Symphony Orchestra and became MSO last year. the sym– phony performs across the state as a chamber or~ chestra, a full orchestra, pops orchestra or any of three ensembles - woodwmd quintet, brass quintet and string quintet. • Mississtppi Symphony Orchestra's East Central Community College ptiJrchas.:!d b} calling the college's Office of '-"';JUJJiwug Education. sc!~u;e~ o e-mght peformance will be held Auditonum. Tickets are $5 per

For further information concerning the pops cort– cert contact Gene Davis, director of Adult and Con– tinuing Education, East Central Community Col– lege, Deca~, 39327, or phone 635:2111, ext. 279 The event lS sponsored by Pepst Cola Bottlers of Jackson, the Miss.issippi Arts CommlSSion and East Central Commumty College.

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