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A group of musicians with learning disabilities, The Music Man Project, achieved their dream of performing on Broadway, fulfilling the aspiration of the late MP Sir David Amess. This story highlights the power of art to bridge divides and celebrate inclusion.
By Nadia Brooks · Music Desk · October 12, 2026 at 5:50 AM CDT
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A group of musicians with learning disabilities, The Music Man Project, achieved their dream of performing on Broadway, fulfilling the aspiration of the late MP Sir David Amess. This story highlights the power of art to bridge divides and celebrate inclusion.
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