Where can music go?
An episode of the The Musician's Tavern podcast, hosted by Corentine, titled "Where can music go?" was published on July 28, 2017 and runs 4 minutes.
July 28, 2017 ·4m · The Musician's Tavern
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Summary
Host Sloppy Joel discusses Esperanza Spalding's new concept for her next album and where we can take music in terms of beyond the conventional song and album.
Episode Description
Host Sloppy Joel discusses Esperanza Spalding's new concept for her next album and where we can take music in terms of beyond the conventional song and album.
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