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Ave Maria
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Sheep May Safely Graze
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What Child is This
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O Holy Night
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O Come All Ye Faithful
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Silent Night
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Danielle Kunis Salem, Massachusetts
Danielle Kunis is a greater Boston based performer. She holds a Master’s degree in Oboe Performance from Boston
University.
Danielle performs around New England with, Outer Cape Choral, Ocean State Pops Orchestra, The Irish Tenors, The New England Intercollegiate Band, MIT Summer Philharmonic as well as various local theater productions playing Oboe as well as other reed instruments.
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