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Baby Dodds. Photo courtesy of the New Orleans Jazz Museum

New Orleans Jazz Museum to showcase history of drum set

October 24, 2018 by: Noé Cugny

New Orleans is rhythm. It seems like everything that happens in this city is done in rhythm, from the way people strut down the street to the way words bounce out of their mouths. Rhythm is everywhere, and it’s at the center of the city’s incomparably rich musical history.

Celebrating this history in rhythm, the New Orleans Jazz Museum is taking a close look at the development of the tool that has provided bands a core ...

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