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“Ellie’8 Song,” which was adopted by her grandfather Carl Coon from a poem she composed. Miss Coon showed confidence and emerging talent, and was the evening’s youngest performer.

Another singer, Jennifer Foster, followed with pianist Barbara Jamison. Miss Foster performed “The Music of the Night,” from the Broadway hit, “Phantom of the Opera.” Miss Foster acquit herself in fine fashion, not without an outstanding supporting job by Ms. Jamison.

Ms. Pehrson-Day returned to the stage for an emotive scene from G.B. Shaw’s “Saint Joan” in which Joan of Arc pleads for her life.

Dressed in a feather boa, soprano Lisa Johnson

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