American Patchwork Quartet celebrating multicultural folk

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Kira Grunenberg
February 25, 2024
The Bluegrass Situation
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American Patchwork Quartet was born from a foundation of genuine friendship forged between four people connecting with one another, rather than four musicians immediately rushing to talk shop. It was from there that interest in the differences the way each of them interact with and understand music, inspired the idea to form “APQ.”

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