Crying the blues to keep Pakistan’s music legacy alive

Beats in rhythm: Members of the Sachal Jazz Ensemble performing during a concert.

KUALA LUMPUR: Music, for Izzat Majeed, transcends borders, religions and ethnicities.

The founder of Sachal Jazz Ensemble has seen the rise, decline and revival of music in his home country, Pakistan, due to political changes.

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