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Jamming with Musician Stuart Copeland
10:05 - 11:04 (00:59)
The speaker shares his experience of learning music from drummer and musician Stuart Copeland and how it helped him in performing confidently in front of a sold-out crowd. He also shares a quote from Stuart's book stating the greatness of music.
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