Photos | Musical Metropolis
A group of 14 musicians entertain the crowds gathered at Grand Park in the heart of Los Angeles. The beautiful skyscrapers, trees, and blue skies make for a perfect backdrop to this amazing concert.
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a group of people playing music on a stageChronologically Adjacent
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