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Jazz is foreign to the ears of most music-loving Pinoys. But if they only try to listen to the musical instruments in the background and the vocal improvisation of the artist, they will surely appreciate and love it. 
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Over in Europe, progressive minds excitedly herald a new age in jazz, spurred on by a wave of young artists advocating an adventurous principle of sound clash.  Others will continue to harp on jazz’s already marginal cultural status becoming even more marginal.


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