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Seven Siblings Create Music Together in Lockdown
In 2017, Sheku Kanneh-Mason shot to fame playing the cello at Harry and Meghan’s Windsor Castle wedding. But he is not alone in his talents; in fact, he’s one of seven musical siblings. Together they have just released their first joint album, "Carnival of the Animals." Four members of this unusually musical family join the show to discuss their creative collaboration during lockdown.
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