This school in India proves music can change lives
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Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro returns for an update on the school.
In a remote Himalayan community in India, admission to a school set up by a Canadian Jesuit priest meant more than a meal ticket for the children on the lowest rung of the traditional social hierarchy; each student was also given a violin. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro returns for an update on the school, and one student who has gone on to a life that might have seemed unfathomable.
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This school in India proves music can change lives
Clip: 5/29/2018 | 9mVideo has Closed Captions
In a remote Himalayan community in India, admission to a school set up by a Canadian Jesuit priest meant more than a meal ticket for the children on the lowest rung of the traditional social hierarchy; each student was also given a violin. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro returns for an update on the school, and one student who has gone on to a life that might have seemed unfathomable.
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