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Lawler and Fadoul

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Interview with Zadie Lawler

January 19, 2014January 19, 2014 The Flute View 0 Comments choreography, dance, Flute on its Feet, interdisciplinary, Lawler and Fadoul, Zadie Lawler

Live video interview with Zadie Lawler of “Flute on its Feet” and the Lawler and Fadoul flute/marimba duo.

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