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A Sunday Kinda Love: S02E13 - Jazz Fundamentals with Michael Veerapen & A Billie Holiday Tribute

Michael Veerapen

24-May-15 12:00

A Sunday Kinda Love: S02E13 - Jazz Fundamentals with Michael Veerapen & A Billie Holiday Tribute

Michael Veerapen, one of Malaysia's foremost jazz musicians/musical directors schools us on the fine art of jazz appreciation, describing the nature of the genre, its roots, multiple branches, how it's progressed over the years, and tells us about his passion project - A Tribute to Billie Holiday, in commemoration of her 100th birthday.


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