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Jonathan Fisher Group at The Balcony Club. Sunday Jazz. 11/28/21 Jonathan Fisher, bass. Andrew Griffith, drums. Shelley Carrol, saxes & flute. Peter Rioux, keys.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs. October,...

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs. This pie...

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs.

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs. (Saturday)

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs. (Friday)

The first Ethno USA. These young musicians from across the globe (Chile, Zimbabwe, Algeria, Jordan, Scotland, Canada, India, Native American land, and across the U.S.A., including Puerto Rico) have only known each other for five days or less, but during that time they have taught each other their songs, their languages, and their traditional dances and arranged versions of their songs. (Saturday)