WBUR: To Play or not to Play? The Museum of Fine Arts Activates Its Rare Instruments

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WBUR: To Play or not to Play? The Museum of Fine Arts Activates Its Rare Instruments(Opens in a new window)

Boston's Museum of Fine Arts engages visitors with rare and ancient instruments, some played by Berklee professors.

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