Celebrating heritage
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Joseph Hegstad, professor emeritus of Minot State University, is scheduled to direct a portion of Sunday’s Heritage Singers and Voices of Note concert.
Rightly considered a “fixture” in Minot, the Heritage Singers and Voices of Note did have a beginning. The couple instrumental to this beginning in 1974 will be guests of honor at a free Mother’s Day concert Sunday, at 7:30 p.m.
The venue is the campus where honoree Joseph Hegstad was professor of music, but in Ann Nicole Nelson Hall, renovated since Hegstad’s tenure at Minot State University.
“We’re happy to have both Joe and Jackie, his wife, coming back from Arizona for this,” said Mark Schnabel, Heritage Singers conductor. “She wasn’t as musical as he, but she was sort of a mother to the younger men, and a great supporter – the best audience you could wish for.
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