Musician to perform eclectic opera on Homegrown Music Festival’s last day
May 5, 2012 in Duluth News Tribune
As one of the Homegrown Music Festival finales, musician Todd Gremmels will reveal part of a multi-layered project he has been working on for years: The overture to his opera.
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