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Rami Khalifé speaks to artHub about performing with his brother and legendary father Marcel in two special Australian concerts

22 Nov 2013 12:00

Liza Dezfouli

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Image: The Khalifés, supplied.

When pianist/composer and ‘little bit of a singer’ Rami Khalifé says his music defies description, he means it.

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Liza Dezfouli

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Liza Dezfouli reviews live performance, film, books, and occasionally music. She writes about feminism and mandatory amato-heteronormativity on her blog WhenMrWrongfeelsSoRight. She can occasionally be seen in short films and on stage with the unHOWsed collective. She also performs comedy, poetry, and spoken word when she feels like it.

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