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No ego, no hierarchy, no boss: How to survive touring the world with your brother

The Age - Home · 20 August 2026 at 11:00 am

No ego, no hierarchy, no boss: How to survive touring the world with your brother

Dutch brothers Lucas and Arthur Jussen have been playing piano together since they were young.

They’re now regulars in the world’s top concert halls.

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