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Akira Sakata

Label: Mbari Musica
Released: 2014
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Track Listing

Seijaku No Ichimai/A Piece of Silence; Kousa No Odori/Yellow Sand Blowing from China; Suiren No Saku Huruike/Lotus Blossom in an Old Pond; Yamadera Ni Kikoyuru Koe/Voice from a Temple in the Deep Mountain; Moe I’/ud I; Tanbo Ni Mizu Ga Hairu/Water Coming Into Rice Field in the Spring; Sukiyazukuri No Tatazumai/The Peaceful Atmosphere of a Wood Sukiya- style Temple; Hachi To Ohisama/The Bee and the Sunshine; Papiruma; Moe II/Bud II.

Personnel

Akira Sakata
Akira Sakata

saxophone, alto

Additional Personnel / Information

Akira Sakata: alto sax, clarinet, voice, bells and shakers; Giovanni Di Domenico: piano.


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