Para Tí by Miho Wada
The project Miho's Jazz Orchestra started soon after the Christchurch earthquakes and Japanese tsunami/nuclear disasters. It first began as a place friends gathered to play music together. They recorded this EP Para Tí (it means For You) in hope of sending love across the sea.
Tracklist
| 1. | Bailamos | 4:17 |
| 2. | Cats Out | 3:39 |
| 3. | Welcome Home | 3:49 |
| 4. | Fancy Tango | 4:06 |
| 5. | Los Dos | 5:25 |
Credits
released October 26, 2011
Miho Wada - flute & saxophones
Mark Dennison - clarinet & saxophones
Dillon Mayhew - french horn & trumpet
Pascal Roggen - violins & electric violin
Claire Macfarlane - violins
James Donaldson - cellos
Andrew Rudolph - guitars
Leo Corso - Bass
Alistair Deverick - drums
Takumi Motokawa - piano
Miho Wada - flute & saxophones
Mark Dennison - clarinet & saxophones
Dillon Mayhew - french horn & trumpet
Pascal Roggen - violins & electric violin
Claire Macfarlane - violins
James Donaldson - cellos
Andrew Rudolph - guitars
Leo Corso - Bass
Alistair Deverick - drums
Takumi Motokawa - piano
License
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Flute and sax player Miho Wada performs unique blend of J-Pop Latin Jazz Fusion, seamlessly fusing her distinctive pan-pacific flavour with Afro-Cuban flute, Japanese pop and irresistibly dance-happy grooves! Described as one of the most entertaining jazz acts in New Zealand, Wada strives to uplift audiences through her positive energy and feel-good music.