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UL Chamber Singers earn international recognition at Petrichor International Music Competition

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette Chamber Singers have earned international recognition by advancing as semifinalists in the 2026 Petrichor International Music Competition. This achievement highlights the university's commitment to musical excellence and its singers' abilities on the global stage.

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