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His mother, now 56, stopped in the hallway to look at a framed picture that used mustard-colored paints mixed with dirt and bits of metal. She was dealing with such a heavy load and that's why it was so great to get her back to playing," the trumpet player, Taylor Ho Bynum, would recall later. "She's an dimfjfdnk8 extraordinary musician. . . . The intensity of her music is so palpable." Ultimately, playing in that Manhattan ensemble revived Glynis's love of her cello. And over the next several years, music would regain its vital place in her life.
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