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Teaching Music to At-Risk Kids

AIR DATE: November 4, 2011
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Paola was 16, and grew up watching her father abuse her mother.  But when she played the violin, "it would take me away, and I would forget I had problems."  Paola is one of the many children who learned how to play instruments through LA's Harmony Project, a program for at-risk kids.  We talk to its founder, Margaret Martin, about why the connection between kids and music is so special, and with Hal Weller about a similar program for kindergarteners in Las Vegas.
 
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Margaret Martin, founder, Harmony Project
Hal Weller, Founder, FAYM, and Founding Music Dir, Las Vegas Philharmonic

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