| Cindy Blackman - Multiplicity - DVD Video
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Item 2851233EX, $24.95
Cindy Blackman is no stranger in the percussion world. She studied under the legend Art Blakey and has performed with many greats like Lenny Kravitz, Jackie McLean, Joe Henderson, and many others. Here is a chance for you to see her band perform six songs covering many styles in acoustic and electric formats. You will also see interviews with Blackman and learn techniques to improve your power and speed. It is a must see DVD video for all percussionists that will take your playing to the next level.
The total running time of this DVD video is sixty-one minutes.
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Publisher: "Cindy Blackman - Multiplicity - DVD Video" was published by Rittor Music.
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