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Britain's King Charles III recently visited the London Vegetable Orchestra. Each performance at this unique orchestra features a variety of carved vegetables, such as carrots and cucumbers, transformed into intriguing sound-producing instruments.
Their innovative approach not only entertains but also promotes creativity and sustainability in music.
Ruchi Shah
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