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Share The Land 2023
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Share The Land is the most important show from Fanshawe's Music Industry Arts program. Students showcase some of the Canadian's biggest hits and classic with their own music styles. Fanshawe students will host 12th annual concert on Wednesday, February 15th at the legendary London Music Hall, who's been a must stop for national and international artists who look to tour southern Ontario.
Every year, as part of the prestigious Fanshawe's Music Industry Arts program, students commemorate the legendary producer Jack Richardson ,Juno award winner and former Fanshawe Music Industry Arts professor. All students prepare two years for this concert rehearsing, collaborating and most importantly, making music together as a group. This concert is a way of students to get out of their comfort zone, gain experience and face challenges and exposure of a real concert.
All of the profits are donated to a different charity every year, so you're not only having fun, but also helping a good cause.
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