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Transforming Boston's untapped talent into mini maestros

Clip: 8/12/2015 | 7m 48s

Transforming Boston's untapped talent into mini maestros

If you take a look at orchestras around the country, you'll find a striking lack of black and Latino players. Changing the face of classical music is the mission of Project STEP, a Boston organization that for more than 30 years has been teasing talent out of kids who otherwise might be overlooked. Special correspondent Jared Bowen of WGBH reports.

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