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Musicians Take to the Streets


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Jen Carlson

Published Jun 22, 2009

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We call him: Attractive Saxophonist. Real name: Jason Lawlor

 

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Published Jun 22, 2009

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Yesterday, the citywide project Make Music New York came together on different street corners and in unusual venues around town. Chances are if you were out, you ran into a performance of some type... like this glockenspiel jam session at East 97th Street. What did you see?

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