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Braunwald, United States
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Latest: WHY BE HAPPY?" (Hachette). Others: Those Immigrants!; Back of House; Hearing Voices; Are We There Yet. Next book on sustainability (Benteli). (He/him)
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Grammy winner Sullivan Fortner, on the move

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By Scott Haas
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Pianist and composer Sullivan Fortner, along with Tyrone Allen on bass and Kayvon Gordon on drums will close out the Vivo Jazz Festival, March 7. PHOTO: MARK SHELDON Vivo Performing Arts is hosting pianist and composer Sullivan Fortner at Arrow Street Arts in Cambridge on March 8 at 7 p.m. with Tyrone Allen on bass and Kayvon Gordon on drums in a one-show-only musical experience that will close out Vivo’s four-day jazz festival.
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Zakiyyah puts art into action

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By Scott Haas
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Boston-based musician-activist Zakiyyah. PHOTO: SARA ESPINOSA Musician, activist and urbane intellectual Zakiyyah is busy putting her vision of art into action. Her new album, “African Import,” came out on Feb. 6. Her production company, Black and Bold, has projects in place. As a hip-hop musician and an opera singer, Zakiyyah calls some of what she does “Hip-Hopera.” But surpassing categories, she’s attentive to the world’s challenges, and those specific to being a creative artist.
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EMBRACE MASSÓ ¡CON SALSA! INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL

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By Scott Haas
FULL TEXT The Embrace Massó ¡Con Salsa! International Music Festival, sponsored by Embrace Boston, is less than two weeks away. The free, daylong event celebrates Latin music and culture as well as social justice efforts. The festival is named in honor of Jose Massó Ш, host of WBUR's "¡Con Salsa!" a radio program celebrating its 50th anniversary. "Mr. Massó has been a longtime supporter, mentor and guiding light to all of us at Embrace," Imari K.
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