Andre Petersen South Africa
Credits: G.Franz & D.English
Andre had years of experience working with the finest South
African & international jazz musicians & on the European and international jazz scene. As well as performing with his own groups & iconic South African musicians such as Winston Mankunku, Feya Faku, & Robbie Jansen, Andre worked with artists like Zap Mama, Reggie Washington, Dre Pallemaerts, & Stefon Harris.
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