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Piano takes student from homelessness to Carnegie Hall

<p>The musician, who was without a roof over his head for a year, won the 2014 American Protege International piano and strings competition, and was awarded of a performance at the famed venue</p>

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New York: A college student’s musical talents have helped him to make the incredible leap from a homeless student to a performer at New York City’s Carnegie Hall.


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University of West Florida’s student James Matthews entered the 2014 American Protege International piano and strings competition, and received an honourable mention along with the prize of a performance at the famed Carnegie Hall. This accomplishment is all the more inspiring, considering Matthews’ difficulties along the path to success.

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