NCLC 2015: American High Schoolers Perform Chinese Music and Calligraphy

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NCLC 2015: American High Schoolers Perform Chinese Music and Calligraphy

ATLANTA, April 16, 2015 — At the 2015 National Chinese Language Conference, singer Aliyah Auerbach and pianist Mitchell Kramer from Wheeler High School play traditional Chinese music as North Cobb High School student Samuel Smith practices Chinese calligraphy. (6 min., 39 sec.)

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