Brooklyn musicians awarded $10,000 as part of National Jazz Apprenticeship Program
Two musicians from Brooklyn are getting a chance to chase their dreams and are being awarded $10,000 as part of a National Jazz Apprenticeship Program.
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Feb 24, 2022, 2:38 AM
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548ds agoTwo musicians from Brooklyn are getting a chance to chase their dreams and are being awarded $10,000 as part of a National Jazz Apprenticeship Program.
The two were among a group of seven emerging musicians awarded on Wednesday.
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