Kintsugi: Jazz Poems for Musicians Alive and Dead

Nov 21, 2020
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I have published a debut poetry collection, Kintsugi, featuring poems written for, about, and in dialogue with jazz musicians past and present. The book is accompanied by an album of recorded material, produced by Matteo Galesi.

For more information and to order the project, please visit: https://ammarkalia.bandcamp.com/releases

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Kintsugi: Jazz Poems for Musicians Alive and Dead

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