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Conjunto Apprenticeship Showcase

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Conjunto Apprenticeship Showcase

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Date: April 24, 2024
Categories: Education & Exploration, Music & Cultural Heritage
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Join us for an extraordinary evening of music at the Conjunto Apprenticeship Showcase!

Featured performers include Eva Ybarra alongside her apprentice, Iliana Vásquez, as well as the esteemed Juan Longoria Jr. accompanied by his apprentice, Manuel “Manny” Tovar.

This event is made possible by the generous support of the Texas Commission on the Arts and the Texas Conjunto Music Hall of Fame. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the rich traditions of conjunto music and celebrate the talents of these exceptional musicians!

RSVP by clicking here. 

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