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Alumna Margaret Martin founded Harmony Project, which offers music lessons to at-risk youth in Los Angeles. Martin said the project has grown from only 36 students to 6,000, and has expanded beyond the city to other school districts such as Riverside. (Isa Saalabi/Daily Bruin)

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Alumna&#8217;s Harmony Project prepares to expand nationwide after repeated successes

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A group of gang members walking through a Hollywood farmers market 21 years ago stopped to listen to a young boy playing the violin. The five-year-old violinist was the son of Margaret Martin, UCLA alumna and the founder of the Harmony Project.

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Alumna’s Harmony Project prepares to expand nationwide after repeated successes

By Alissa Evans

Sept. 3, 2018 8:30 p.m.