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Kids perform Slipknot’s ‘Duality’ for charity
9NEWS
A group of children have performed heavy metal rockers Slipknot’s Duality for the O’Keefe Music Foundation to raise money for kids to learn about music performance and production.
The organisation also helps children record their own music for free.
The O’Keefe Music Foundation released a statement about the much anticipated musical creation.
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“After practicing their parts for nearly a year the kids recorded ‘Duality’ with a toy drumset, a toy glockenspiel, a kitchen pot played with a wooden spoon, a beer keg played with a pink metal baseball bat, two electric guitars and a bass guitar,” it wrote.
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