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SUMMARY:Reg Meuross: Stolen From God
LOCATION:Birmingham Kitchen Garden Cafe
DESCRIPTION:with Mamadou Ndiaye Cissokho and Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne - 
 A unique concert experience combining song\, narrative and world-class mus
 icianship\, Stolen From God shines a light on a history that still echoes 
 today. Acclaimed songwriter Reg Meuross presents Stolen From God\, his pow
 erful and deeply researched song cycle exploring England’s role in the t
 ransatlantic trade in enslaved people.Through original songs\, masterful m
 usicianship and live narration written by Meuross\, the performance brings
  history vividly to life. Reg is joined by two exceptional musicians: kora
  master Mamadou Ndiaye Cissokho and concertina virtuoso Cohen Braithwaite-
 Kilcoyne\, whose thrilling artistry weaves together West African musical t
 raditions and English folk music.Moving\, thought-provoking and ultimately
  hopeful\, Stolen From God invites audiences to reflect on a shared histor
 y through music\, storytelling and song.“One of the best folk albums I
 ’ve heard in a long time.” (Americana UK).“A very powerful album of 
 songs… an important piece of work.” (Mike Norris\, Classic Folk).“
 …one of the most important albums of the 21st century.” (Mike Davies).
 “If ever there was evidence that music can be used to speak truth to pow
 er… this album will in time sit as testament to that fact.” (FATEA).
 “Ambitious\, often unsettling.” (The Guardian).\n\nBoletos: https://we
 gottickets.com/event/709775
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