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Notes of Protest: Afghanistan’s Orchestra in Exile
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In defiance of the Taliban’s ban on music, a group of young musicians from Afghanistan risked it all to keep their country’s music alive. Through heartache and longing, they are taking their message to the world stage as an orchestra in exile.Dec. 5, 2024
