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Riko Matsuoka, Ankna Arockiam, Samrat Majumder - Cradle Song

from New Beginnings by Riko Matsuoka

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    The first album from Japanese Celtic harpist Riko Matsuoka.
    Traditional and Original Scottish and Japanese Music.

    MUSICIANS:
    Riko Matsuoka (Scottish harp)
    with:
    Jocelyn Pettit (fiddle) Track 2,3
    Charlie Stewart (double bass, fiddle) Track 2,3,5
    Micheal Murray (saxophone) Track 1, 4, 8
    Conor Murray (double bass) Track 1,4,8
    Ankna Arockiam (vocal) Track 9
    Samrat Majumder (guitar) Track 9

    Engineered by
    Kevin Burleigh @Gorbals Sound Ltd ＆ Jamie Savage @Chem 19 recording studio

    Riko Matsuoka plays a Starfish harp.

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The first tune is a Japanese traditional song called “blue eyed doll” composed by Nagayo Motoori in 1921. This is a story about the doll from America. Following the Scottish and Japanese lullaby ’The Fidgety Bairn’ and ‘Song of the Cradle’.

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from New Beginnings, released September 14, 2019

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