Without the Stage and the Studio, Musicians Are in Limbo, Facing an Uncertain Future
www.washingtonpost.com -Photographer Oliver Contreras asked several D.C.-area musicians: “How has the pandemic affected your life as a musician?”
Photographer Oliver Contreras asked several D.C.-area musicians: “How has the pandemic affected your life as a musician?”
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