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King Kapisi | Encouraging Our Youth into Creative Pathways

King Kapisi | Encouraging Our Youth into Creative Pathways PAST Webinar

49 mins

A stalwart of the NZ music scene, Kapisi has spent the past 20 years travelling the world representing Kiwi music on an international stage. Recorded at Hui ā-Tau 2023.

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