Celtic Connections Festival Resumes After Storm Éowyn
Celtic Connections Festival Resumes After Storm Éowyn

Celtic Connections Festival Resumes After Storm Éowyn

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At Berklee College of Music, the Music Inclusion Ensemble, which includes musicians with disabilities, is fostering community and creativity through music. Co-founder Adrian Anantawan emphasizes that disability can be an asset in music-making, encouraging broader perspectives within the industry. The ensemble rehearses weekly, preparing to perform for both the Berklee and Boston communities, showcasing the talents of its diverse members. In a related event, young transgender musician Malin Lewis will perform at the Celtic Connections festival, highlighting themes of queerness and identity through folk music. Meanwhile, Rachel Walker, a Bronx native and former member of Sister Sledge, is launching her solo career with her acoustic soul music that dives deep into emotional themes. This celebration of diverse musical voices reflects a growing emphasis on inclusion within the music community.

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