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Music Life: Advice to your younger self with Quantic, Tamar Osborn, Pete Wareham and Orphy Robinson

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Quantic and Orphy Robinson: Advice to your younger self

30/11/2019 GMT

Advice to your younger self with Quantic, Tamar Osborn, Pete Wareham and Orphy Robinson

BBC World Service - Music Life, Advice to your younger self with Quantic, Tamar Osborn, Pete Wareham and Orphy Robinson

Musician and engineer Quantic is joined by Tamar Osborn, Pete Wareham and Orphy Robinson.

The host this time is musician, engineer, and ambassador for all things South America, Will Holland aka Quantic.
 
Will is joined by: British saxophonist, Acoustic Ladyland and Polar Bear founder, Pete Wareham; one of the busiest saxophonists in the business with her band Collocutor, Tamar Osborn; and British multi-instrumentalist, television, film, and theatre score composer Orphy Robinson MBE.
 
Led by Quantic, they’ll be discussing the moment they realised they were a musicians, how important are their surroundings when they are creating music. Will aims to get to the bottom of how they all do what they do, and why they do it.

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