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The Samford Wind Ensemble was invited to perform at the Music Educators National Conference [MENC] Southern Division Conference in Louisville, Ky., in February. Invitation is by audition only, and the 46-member ensemble was the first college group from Birmingham ever selected to perform at the conference.

Under direction of Samford music professor Jon S. Remley, the group performed works by Charles Rochester Young, W. Francis McBeth, Paul Hindemith and Samford music professor James Jensen.