In New Orleans, music, tradition and culture live and thrive in neighborhood communities, in the streets and among generations. Many people are aware of the important influences of artists like Anthony “Tuba Fats” Lacen, whose schoolroom was the area in Jackson Square just outside of the Cabildo. Lacen’s good nature and musicality drew not only tourists eager to drop some money in a box, but also youngsters who played by his side and absorbed his spirit and knowledge. Eager young kids such as...