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Banjo player Béla Fleck has announced the cancellation of his shows at the Trump-John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts citing the “charged and political” atmosphere since President Donald Trump took over the center.
Fleck was set to perform with the National Symphony Orchestra for three shows starting on February 19. But in a January 6 post on Instagram, Fleck told fans that he will not be performing, according to “I have withdrawn from my upcoming performance with the NSO at The Kennedy Center. Performing there has become charged and political, at an institution where the focus should be on the music,” he claimed. “I look forward to playing with the NSO another time in the future when we can together share and celebrate art.”Fleck was scheduled to perform a new show entitled “NSO: American Mosaic,” based on Eric Copland’s ballet “Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes,” and his Clarinet Concerto, to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary.France and Germany Crafting Plan to Prevent Trump Acquiring GreenlandRosie O'Donnell Calls Trump's Removal of Maduro 'Illegal' and a 'War Crime'Feds: Somalia's Ambassador to the UN Linked to Medicaid Fraud in OhioGov. Tim Walz Intimates Protesting ICE Is ‘a Patriotic Duty’China Takes Offense at Trump Declaring ‘This Is Our Hemisphere’ After Nicolás Maduro Raid Jon Kahn Says His New Song ‘After It Burns’ Is About What We Believe as Conservatives: ‘You Get Knocked Down, You Get Up, and Look for What’s Next’Orbán: Budapest Is Europe’s Safest City for Jews — ‘This Is What a Modern Capital Looks Like’
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