CLG Music Conference Photos

JJ Hairtson Workshop
Finally getting some pictures up from the National Music Conference this year in Hartford Enjoy



JJ Hairtson Workshop

JJ Hairtson Workshop


JJ Hairtson Workshop

JJ Hairtson Workshop

JJ Hairtson Workshop

JJ Hairtson Workshop

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Margaret Estelle, CLG National Minister of Music



Margaret Estelle, CLG National Minister of Music

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  1. lvwhite214/06/2011 01:21:00 AM

    Great pics Jay. It was Me and Mischa's late night entertainment tonite. Thanks.

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