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Hartselle High chorus to perform at Atlanta Braves game 

The Hartselle High School Choral Department will perform the National Anthem at Truist Park when the Atlanta Braves play a league rival May 25.  

“It has been really fun dreaming about this day and getting prepared to sing for such a large audience,” choral director Kate Dupuis said. “The Braves will be playing the Phillies the night we go, which is a big rivalry within the national league. It is going to be an awesome game.”  

A group of 71 auditioned singers will perform for the crowd. At capacity, Truist Park holds 41,084 people. Choral assistant Martha Bowling called the invitation a “once in a lifetime opportunity.”  

“This trip is a wonderful way for our students to end the school year as they move into their summer break,” she added.  

The Braves v. Phillies game will air on Bally Sports at 6:20 p.m. EST.  

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