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Driemo back from Ireland with lessons

Award-winning musician Driemo has described his recent debut performance in Dublin, Ireland, as a success and that he was looking forward to more opportunities. The artist said performing in Ireland exposed him to a different audience and that he also had time to network with other players. “Apart from the performance, I had time to […]

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