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‘Pitch Perfect’ for real: As vocal ensemble popularity grows, students get new chances to compete

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A group of 13 singers took the stage on an early May afternoon inside the Mt. Hood Community College theater. With a quick nod, members of Wilsonville High School group Soul’d Out, started their performance, bringing to life an a cappella edition of “Erase Me” by Lizzy McAlpine and Jacob Collier.

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‘Pitch Perfect’ for real: As vocal ensemble popularity grows, students get new chances to compete

A group of 13 singers took the stage on an early May afternoon inside the Mt. Hood Community College theater. With a quick nod, members of Wilsonville High School group Soul’d Out, started their performance, bringing to life an a cappella edition of “Erase Me” by Lizzy McAlpine and Jacob Collier.

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