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December 7, 2021

NW Jazz Ensemble performs during orchestra concert Nov. 30 in the WTLO theater on NW Campus

Music Director H.P. Benson Lee conducting the NW Jazz Ensemble through an orchestra concert.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
Music Director H.P. Benson Lee conducting the NW Jazz Ensemble through an orchestra concert.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
Director H.P. Benson Lee conducting the NW Jazz Ensemble through an orchestra concert.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
NW Jazz Ensemble students setting up their instruments and equipment for their orchestra concert.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
H.P. Benson Lee took his students through final practices for their performance later that night.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
Tamia Obando playing the violin in the NW Jazz Ensemble.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
Nelson Acosta preparing his tuba as a part of the NW Jazz Ensemble for the Orchestra concert in warm-ups and practice.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
H.P. Benson Lee took his students through final practices for their performance later that night.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
H.P. Benson Lee took his students through final practices for their performance later that night.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
H.P. Benson Lee took his students through final practices for their performance later that night.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
Stephen Estrada playing the xylophone in the NW Jazz ensemble.
(Shot by Joel Solis)
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