DENVER (CBS4)- The Bringing Music to Life Instrument Drive is collecting donations for students at underfunded programs so they can also benefit from playing in band or orchestra at their schools. The ...

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DENVER — A partnership between the Bringing Music To Life (BMTL) instrument drive and local music shops is putting instruments in the hands of students who otherwise might not be able to afford them.