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Some Classical Chopin and More Voyage by Kenny Barron

EPISODE · Aug 29, 2006

Some Classical Chopin and More Voyage by Kenny Barron

from Geoff Peters - Jazz Piano Practice Recordings · host www.gpeters.com

In this practice, I start off by sight-reading some classical Chopin (Ballades, etc). Then I work more on Voyage by Kenny Barron.

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