A South Bronx nonprofit that gives Mott Haven kids free after-school music training, from learning an instrument in small groups to playing in orchestra and jazz ensembles. Students perform in community concerts throughout the year.
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After-school program during the school year
Free for participating families
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Ages 5–17.
Free for participating families
After-school program during the school year
287 E 139th St, 10454, in Mott Haven, the Bronx.
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