Musicians Play Pop-Up Shows Throughout Philadelphia To Celebrate World Music Day
Musician
Marcel Gordon shares a special moment with a handful of people at 10th
and Kimball Streets in South Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Musicians in more than 110 countries were jamming for World Music Day on Saturday. Artists in Philadelphia kicked off summer with free performances all over the city to celebrate.
Some of the shows were organized and others were spontaneous. Musician Marcel Gordon shared a special moment with a handful of people at 10th and Kimball Streets in South Philadelphia.
“It’s like worship. It’s celebration,” he said. “It’s getting something out of you that you need to get out of you, and you feel relieved almost, once you get it out.”
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Musicians in more than 110 countries were jamming for World Music Day on Saturday. Artists in Philadelphia kicked off summer with free performances all over the city to celebrate.
Some of the shows were organized and others were spontaneous. Musician Marcel Gordon shared a special moment with a handful of people at 10th and Kimball Streets in South Philadelphia.
“It’s like worship. It’s celebration,” he said. “It’s getting something out of you that you need to get out of you, and you feel relieved almost, once you get it out.”
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