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Bone Jesu, fons amoris
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Tu Dulcis, O bone Jesu
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Magnificat
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Maria Magdalene stabat
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Ave mater dilectissima
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O dulcis Jesu
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Dixit Dominus
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Concerto delle Donne Baltimore, Maryland
Praised for her voice of “sweet clarity,” mezzo-soprano Kristen Dubenion-Smith enjoys an active performing career,
specializing in music of the baroque era.
Originally from Michigan, Ms. Dubenion-Smith graduated from Alma College before moving to Baltimore to complete her studies in voice at the Peabody Institute. In 2011, Kristen founded Concerto delle Donne, an all women's vocal ensemble.
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