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Recital Programm present the long-awaited repress of In My Arms, Many Flowers, despite the recordings dating back to 1978-1982 this is the first album from Daniel Schmidt, an artist widely regarded as a prime figure in the development of American Gamelan music.

Originally released in 2016, Daniel Schmidt's In My Arms, Many Flowers has quietly captured the hearts and minds of all who've stumbled across its delicate charm and Gamelan sorcery. Made up of two studio recordings and two live performances, one track includes sounds pulled from an early digital sampler, provided by Pauline Oliveros.

In My Arms, Many Flowers is a unique document from this widely under the radar movement of American new music, a document that shines a light on the curious beauty and woven emotions hidden within resonating pieces of metal. Goes without saying if you have been spellbound by Recital's recent reductions from Sarah Davachi and Ian William Craig or the music of Mary Jane Leach and Tony Conrad than this is a must check.