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If you hadn't yet decided about attending the Tulsa Oratorio Chorus' concert this Saturday, it's too late.
The concert -- designed to celebrate both the chorus' 20th anniversary as well as "Great Choral Moments from Stage and Screen" -- is sold out.
It is taking place in the Lorton Performance Center at the University of Tulsa, a venue of about 700 seats.
Past artistic directors Edward Byrom and Donald Studebaker will join current artistic director Tim Sharp in leading the chorus, accompanied by the Tulsa Symphony, in music from the stage works of Leonard Bernstein as well as from films ranging from "The Mission" to "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly."
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