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Musica

Alan LeQuire’s bronze dancers rise from the Music Row roundabout. This is a quick outdoor art stop, best viewed from the surrounding sidewalks rather than from the traffic island.

Musica

Why go

The sculpture turns Music Row’s recording identity into a physical circle of movement. Nine figures rise in layers, so walking around the roundabout changes how they overlap; the tambourine held high gives the composition its upward finish. That shifting view is its main reward.

What to look for

  • Nine bronze dancers form a rising circular composition.
  • A figure holding a tambourine crowns the sculpture.
  • Different sidewalk angles change how the figures overlap.

Useful to know

  • Stay on the perimeter sidewalks; the artwork sits inside a traffic roundabout.
  • Make it a short stop while exploring Music Row rather than a destination requiring a long visit.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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