Pianist Zubin Kanga plays Interventions by Alex Pozniak. Zubin Kanga will be performing this in his concert Generations this Friday evening.
For more details and for Zubin Kanga’s view on the importance of ‘Creative Collaboration’ see:
http://soundslikesydney.com.au/shows/generations-creative-collaboration-narrows-the-gap/5602.html
Video by Thijs Rozeboom
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