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Talvin Singh, Royal Exchange Theatre Manchester
The virtuoso percussionist takes tabla-playing to another exhilarating level in Manchester
Collaborator: Talvin Singh
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The hugely accomplished tabla player shows why as he amps up his drums, an array of gongs and other percussion instruments for this intimate, collaborative performance at the Royal Exchange’s in-the-round space.
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