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Evening Music | May 6, 2010
Evening Music's BEST OF Festival continues with host David Garland sharing some of his favorite moments during the past three Live from the Green Space broadcasts from WNYC's new street-level performance space. We’ll sample pieces from the 4-hour Evening Music opening of the Greene Space, the world premieres of the New Americans Commissions as part of the annual American Music Festival, and the musical legends from past and present of WNYC’s 85th birthday bash. Musicians include Brooklyn Rider, Nico Muhly, John Zorn, Ute Lemper, Dafnis Prieto, among many many more.

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