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"The liberation to which I refer is both personal and collective."

— Echezonachukwu Nduka

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"African pianism is the point where Western classical music and African indigenous music converge."

"Whatever I wrote as a child were attempts to recreate what I read and imagined."

"The soundscape reassures me of the endless possibilities in classical music and the question of borderless identities."

"Both worlds were there from the beginning, but music influenced my imagination first as a listener, long before I became a curious reader."

If any of my poems could literarily save a person’s life, I would be most amazed by both the poem and the person whose life it saved. That would be nothing short of a miracle!

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