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Friday Night Organ Pump - Halloween Edition

November 4, 2014

Office of Communications

Finney Chapel was stirring with all sorts of creatures and characters during Oberlin's Friday Night Organ Pump—Halloween edition on October 31. A sinister doctor, an all-too-real portrait, and a host of other characters gathered for this annual tradition. The event features music by organ majors and invites visitors to lie down on the stage for a truly moving experience.

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Organ Pump Halloween 2014

People lie on a stage — Photo credit: John Seyfried

A person in a suit performs at an organ while another, dressed in a royal costume, stands nearby — Photo credit: John Seyfried

Two people in halloween makeup pose for a photo — Photo credit: John Seyfried

Two people wearing eye masks pose for a photo — Photo credit: John Seyfried

Three costumed people pose for a photo — Photo credit: John Seyfried

A person in a bacon costume poses for a photo — Photo credit: John Seyfried

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