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Members of the USAREUR Band & Chorus command talk with

Members of the USAREUR Band & Chorus command talk with

Members of the USAREUR Band & Chorus command talk with Consul General Kara McDonald, Consul General of the United States of America in Strasbourg, center, after the holiday concert in Strasbourg, France. (Photo... More

Sgt. Koli Givens performs during the USAREUR Band &

Sgt. Koli Givens performs during the USAREUR Band &

Sgt. Koli Givens performs during the USAREUR Band & Chorus holiday concert in Strasbourg, France. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. Francisco Aisporna, released)

Sgt. Matthew Spearman, guitar, plays a solo during

Sgt. Matthew Spearman, guitar, plays a solo during

Sgt. Matthew Spearman, guitar, plays a solo during the USAREUR Band & Chorus holiday concert in Strasbourg, France. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. Francisco Aisporna, released)

Members of the USAEUR Band & Chorus pose for a photo

Members of the USAEUR Band & Chorus pose for a photo

Members of the USAEUR Band & Chorus pose for a photo with concert goers after the concert in Strasbourg, France. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. Francisco Aisporna, released)

Maj. Randy Bartel conducts the USAREUR Band & Chorus

Maj. Randy Bartel conducts the USAREUR Band & Chorus

Maj. Randy Bartel conducts the USAREUR Band & Chorus during their holiday concert in Strasbourg, France. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. Francisco Aisporna, released)

Staff Sgt. Jordan Armstrong, left, and Spc. Ana Rodriguez,

Staff Sgt. Jordan Armstrong, left, and Spc. Ana Rodriguez,

Staff Sgt. Jordan Armstrong, left, and Spc. Ana Rodriguez, right, perform during the USAREUR Band & Chorus holiday concert in Strasbourg, France. (Photo U.S. Army Sgt. Francisco Aisporna, released)

Sgt. Anthony Prosceno, tubist in the USAREUR Band &

Sgt. Anthony Prosceno, tubist in the USAREUR Band &

Sgt. Anthony Prosceno, tubist in the USAREUR Band & Chorus, interacts with a young fan after the performance in Strasbourg, France. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. Francisco Aisporna, released)

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Richard Chapman, Associate

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Richard Chapman, Associate

Chief Warrant Officer 2 Richard Chapman, Associate Bandmaster, conducts the USAREUR Band & Chorus during the holiday concert in Strasbourg, France. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. Francisco Aisporna, released)

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