Minnesota Orchestra first violinist Roger Frisch and other orchestra musicians enjoyed a champagne toast on board the flight to Havana Wednesday.
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The Minnesota Orchestra played two concerts live in Cuba and the U.S., taught local music students, and performed with Cuban musicians.
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Bass player Robert Anderson shook hands with a member of the welcome home party as the orchestra arrived home Sunday.Nate Ryan | Classical MPR/Minnesota Orchestra
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Minnesota Orchestra first violinist Roger Frisch and other orchestra musicians enjoyed a champagne toast on board the flight to Havana Wednesday.Nate Ryan | Classical MPR/Minnesota Orchestra
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The first glimpse of Cuba for the people on the tour was from the air as they traveled on a charter flight.Nate Ryan | Classical MPR/Minnesota Orchestra
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