yael
love this piece.
sends me to a other (better) world 🌷🙏
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Jason Carter Languedoc-Roussillon Midi-Pyréné, France
i have played in some incredible venues with some extraordinary musicians - from the ghettos of maputo, to the south bank centre in london - from the dusty streets of kabul, to the grand opera houses of north korea and uzbekistan - with taliban teenagers in pakistan, to the likes of nigel kennedy & sting's guitarist dominic miller - over 90 countries in all and 16 albums to date ... more
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