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From KQED.

We're going to switch gears now from work to relaxation.

As the lockdown ends, Bay Area Art exhibits and shows are re-emerging, and one of them is on your

smartphone or can be as you stroll through San Francisco's Golden Gate Park. The music we're

hearing right now is a piece from Bay Area Cronos Quartet. They've teamed up with composer Ellen

Reed to present Soundwalk. It's a curated GPS-based experience that encourages reflection and exploration

of the park. And to hear more about the inspiration for it, how you can access it, two key

members. Ellen Reed, as I mentioned, composer and creator of the Soundwalk app and David Harrington,

founder and violinist, artistic director of Kronos Quartet, the world-renowned and much-loved Bay Area Quartet that has collaborated with many, many musicians.

Welcome to both of you.

Thank you so much.

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