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My trip to Europe to pick up instruments

2019/02/04 / Instruments • Travel / by pb / Comments Off on My trip to Europe to pick up instruments

Featured today is the Galician piper I did a two day workshop with. Last year I quit my job and went travelling for close to two months. I saw a few doors opening music-wise and decided it was time to Read More

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