“Forward Kwenda & Sumi Madzitateguru” “Tadzungaira” just dropped.

2020.5.8

“Forward Kwenda & Sumi Madzitateguru” released the new music song “Tadzungaira”

“Forward Kwenda & Sumi Madzitateguru” just dropped the new and hot song “Tadzungaira”. It will contain the song 'Tadzungaira' . Enjoy the Instrumental sound from the far east Asia.

Forward Kwenda is a great mbira player who inherits the tradition of the Shona culture of Zimbabwe. He has fans and students in the United States, South America,Europe,Australia,Japan,all parts of the world as well as Zimbabwe. He is known as "the mbira player who plays the song of spirits". Many mbira players have been influenced by the playing style of Forward Kwenda. Sumi Madzitateguru is a Japanese mbira player. When he was traveling the world,he encountered the mbira and fell in love with its beautiful, healing sound. He has studied under Forward Kwenda, Garikayi Tirikoti and Fradreck Mujuru. He plays mbira in live shows in Zimbabwe not to mention in Japan, and traditional Shona ceremonies in rural Zimbabwe.

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Tadzungaira
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    Forward Kwenda & Sumi Madzitateguru

Relase date:2020-05-08

MBIRA RECORDS

Genre: Instrumental / Country / World

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Forward Kwenda & Sumi Madzitateguru

Forward Kwenda & Sumi Madzitateguru

Forward Kwenda is a mbira performer from Zimbabwe. As a young boy, Forward excelled in traditional dance and recitation of ancient poetry. At the age of 10, he began to play ngoma (drums) and hosho (gourd rattles) for his mother's gombwe (rain-making) spirit. He was given the name "Forward" because of his curiosity about many subjects, enthusiastic involvement in many activities. At an early age, Forward borrowed an mbira and, with no teacher other than occasional radio programmes, began to play on his own. In 1984, Kwenda moved to Zimbabwe's capital city of Harare and began to play mbira with other musicians. Within a year, he had formed his own mbira group and was making records and performing on national radio, as well as performing constantly at ceremonies. During this period, he was informed by powerful rain-making spirits that he was to devote his life to playing mbira for their ceremonies. He was particularly known as a teenager for bringing the desired spirits to a ceremony by the end of the first song he played at a ceremony. In 1985, Forward began playing in a unique complex style - much to the amazement of master mbira players two and three generations his senior. This style, considered in Shona culture to be "more ancient" because spirits prefer it. Asked about his experience of playing mbira, Forward responds: "When I pick up my mbira, I don't know what is going to happen. The music just goes by itself, taking me higher and higher until I can end up crying because the music is so much greater than a human being can understand.....I just have to get out of the way so spirits can make my mbira play - it isn't me - I'm just amazed."

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