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Born with a rare genetic condition, 19-year-old Juilliard musician Kei Otake spends weekend afternoons playing in the New York subway.

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Why Juilliard cellist plays for pocket change

Born with a rare genetic condition, 19-year-old Juilliard musician Kei Otake spends weekend afternoons playing in the New York subway.

Source: CNN

Julliard cellist plays music in the bowels of NYC subway

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Why Juilliard cellist plays for pocket change

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