“I am really excited for Noah Guthrie because he is so precious and so talented; he has a really great voice.”
Dorough is also pleased that the Loreleis will be performing.
“I think this will be a really cool partnership between the Loreleis and Noah Guthrie,” Dorough said.
“It’s a cool blend between our community and UNC and someone who is nationally recognized.”
Junior Boateng Kubi, the CUAB vice president of outreach, said this event is not one to be missed.
“This is an incredible event, and a lot of hard work has been put into it,” said Kubi.
“There are a lot of things to look forward to.”
Donations for Musical Empowerment, which offers free, private music lessons by UNC students to K-12 students from local low-income families, can be made at the door.
The website lists the nonprofit’s mission.
“Through one-on-one music lessons, Musical Empowerment nurtures meaningful relationships between collegiate mentors and communities of underserved children that build a foundation of confidence, creativity and self-discipline to create successful individuals,” the page said.
Senior Nylah Jimerson, chairperson of the fun committee at CUAB, said they have a history of bringing great performances to the University.
Jimerson said this event should meet past events’ bar of excellence.
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“It’s typical of a CUAB event, in that you are going to have a good time and meet some different people,” Jimerson said. “It’s really awesome Noah was on ‘Glee’ and you really don’t get those types of names out here that often.”