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Mayunkiki & Surge Orchestra Performance
Thinking back to the opening night of our Autumn exhibitions, local Birmingham musicians Surge Orchestra played a unique performance with Ainu artist Mayunkiki, following a week long residency and cultural exchange.
Artists included Artistic Director and guitarist Sid Peacock, trumpeter Aaron Diaz, clarinettist Katie Stevens and drummer Tymek Jozwiak.
Watch some of the performance below.
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To watch all the performances visit the playlist.
- Herekanho (Water bird song)
- Kamuy Hopuni Na (A song for the bear festival)
- Purupuruke (A song for round dance)
- Konkon (Mouth harp song)
- Hunpe pa wa (Kill the whale head first)
- Hunpe Yan Na (Whale fishing song)
- Kapiw Upopo (A song of two seagulls)
- Tana Tana (Names of Kamuy’s ten dogs)
- Kon Kon (Encore)
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