Jersey Proud: Rutgers music professor retires after 30 years
Patrick Gardner will be leading his final concert on April 29.
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Apr 11, 2023, 2:31 AM
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7ds agoPatrick Gardner, conductor of Rutger’s Kirkpatrick Choir and Glee Club, is retiring after 30 years.
Gardner will be leading his final concert on April 29.
He has taught thousands of students through the decades.
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