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MAKING A DIFFERENCE Whether they come to learn how to play an instrument or improve their technique, whetherthey want to learn music theory, write the next big hit, jam with others or work on their vocals, all are welcome at Jazz Hands for Autism,a nonprofit organization designed to engage musicians who are diagnosed on the Read More...

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