Chipembere from Uisce (Water) by Jesse Autumn
"Chipembere" means "Rhinoceros". A traditional piece from the Shona culture of Zimbabwe, taught to Jesse and Shelley by mbira master Cosmas Magaya (1953-2020). Harp improv by Jesse Autumn.
Tracklist
| 7. | Chipembere | 3:43 |
Credits
from Uisce (Water),
released January 1, 2008
Jesse Autumn: "kushaura" on double-strung harp. Shelley Phillips: "kutsinira" on Celtic harp.
Jesse Autumn: "kushaura" on double-strung harp. Shelley Phillips: "kutsinira" on Celtic harp.
License
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Jesse Autumn (vocals, double-strung harp, pedal harp, piano, harpsichord, accordion, pump organ, glockenspiel) is a musician, writer, and painter of tiny paintings, born in CA, living in New Orleans, USA. She teaches harp online, directs the Santa Cruz Harp Festival, and collaborates with artists, dancers, nonprofits and galleries. She's often seen in a pretty dress riding her bicycle around NOLA.