America Opera Hall, Brooklyn nonprofit host concert dedicated to Ukraine
The America Opera Hall and nonprofit Brooklyn club Aelita hosted a musical marathon dedicated to Ukraine Wednesday.
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Mar 17, 2022, 4:49 PM
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835ds agoThe America Opera Hall and nonprofit Brooklyn club Aelita hosted a musical marathon dedicated to Ukraine Wednesday.
The concert featured youth musicians from America, Canada and Israel.
The organization said the performers were sending a clear message with their music: "Please stop the war! War and art are incompatible."
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