In high school and college, he sang in the chorus for various Gilbert and Sullivan productions. Even in graduate school, he participated in a few musical ensembles. After Blough married, though, he spent several years without formal vocal involvement, and played cello on occasion. But Blough's contributions to the chorus extend beyond the vocal, reflecting the extent to which all members have made a firm commitment to the overall success of the organization. Blough designs the concert program guides.
All members have a voice in selecting music.
Indeed, the members' firm dedication to the Singers is hardly surprising. From a spot in a weekly communal back rub to insight into academic ambitions, the Providence Singers provides its members diverse benefits, which together constitute the innumerable wonders of making music. Call 521-7193 for ticket information.