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Unison: Synch and Synergy

There’s something powerful about multiples in unison, all across the arts. A chorus, orchestra or dance troupe 'synching up' can be magical --whether you’re on the inside of one of them or just watching. In this edition of Fishko Files, WNYC's Sara Fishko looks at the particular synergy that comes from many people doing the same thing. (Produced in 2010)

WNYC Production Credits...

Executive Producer: Sara Fishko
Mix Engineer: Wayne Shulmister
Managing Editor, WNYC News: Karen Frillmann

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