Midori Takada - Cutting Branches For A Temporary Shelter LPWRWTFWW Records and MEG Museum (Geneva) present the first new solo album by renowned Japanese percussionist Midori Takada in 23 years, Cutting Branches For A Temporary Shelter. Recorded in a live setting and played with instruments conserved in the collections of the MEG Museum, Cutting Branches For A Temporary Shelter is Midori Takada's very own rendition of "Nhemamusasa", a traditional work emblematic of the musical repertoire for mbira of the Shona

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rather than a descriptor of some particular music style or genre

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and to endless hours of practicing artistry in a place called home

Restored from the original master tapes by the veteran archive diggers Višeslav Laboš and Zeljko Luketić

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Includes OBI and four-page inserts with text in Japanese and English

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