Mr. RAYMOND WILLIAMS (Trumpet, Hot 8 Brass Band): I'd like to just go back on the history of the music because coming up as a young musician, I didn't know much about the music - the history of the New Orleans' music or just music in general - how the music developed here in America.

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"It's because I'm a rapper - we're all expected to like a certain genre of music, " she reasons.

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"I don't like to talk about music that is that great, because whatever you say doesn't do it justice, " he said.

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And if you think that public education will never change because it's too big, I'd point out that the music business looked like an invincible Goliath before digital technology raised its slingshot.

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