Japanese flute player and LMN musician Tomoko Kinuta performed at the National Museum of Scotland last month as part of the Free Fringe Music event held in conjunction with Live Music Now Scotland. The Sounds Global Project spoke with Miss Kinuta after her performance to discuss her introduction to music, her favourite instruments, and just how much music means to her.
Click here to view the short film and interview with Tomoko Kinuta at the National Museum of Scotland
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