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What is the American sound? How the Moab Music Festival explores identity through nature (opens the original)
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MOAB — Nestled in a curve of the Colorado River, in the upper northeast corner of Canyonlands National Park, is a small grotto carved from ancient red rock. Its walls have been carved by millions of years of water and wind. Every September, it becomes a concert venue. I normally spend my Thursday mornings in the office. On Sept. 3, however, my workday began on a riverboat with a handful of world-renowned musicians. This was the second day of the Moab Music Festival, which has made "music in conc
Moab Music Festival celebrates 250 years of American music in Utah canyons (opens the original)
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MOAB — Tessa Lark plays a violin that is older than the United States. Lark is a Grammy-nominated violinist and the artistic director of the Moab Music Festival, which marks its 34th season this September and will celebrate 250 years of diverse American roots music. That means that when Lark performs in September, she will stand in a canyon that is several hundred million years old, playing a 400-year-old violin and celebrating a 250-year-old country. "It's very humbling," Lark told the Deseret
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