Baltimore Symphony Orchestra welcomes first Black music director


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Jonathon Heyward is the first Black music director at the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra since inception 107 years ago. Heyward joined NBC News’ Joe Fryer to discuss his passion for music and what needs to be done to bring more inclusivity to music. 

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