Ep335 - David Moser | The Book of Changes: Jazz in China

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David Moser is a man of many talents. Not only is he a linguist and sinologist, an author and commentator for BBC and CCTV, and the Associate Dean of Peking University, but he has also been active in the Beijing music scene for more than 20 years and performs in various groups such as "Rhythm Dogs," "the Du Yinjiao Quarters", "Zang Tianshuo's Group" and "Ah-Q Jazz Group". In honor of Jazz Appreciation Month, press play on this week's Talks at Google podcast to hear more about David's amazing stories around the evolution of jazz in China and how music can help bridge cultures. Originally published in September of 2019. Visit YouTube.com/TalksatGoogle to watch the video.

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