Jean-Pierre Rampal - Japanese Melodies for Flute and Harp
Facts
| Artist(s) | Jean-Pierre Rampal |
| Studio | Sony |
| Release Date | October 25, 1990 |
| UPC Code | 074643456821 |
| Buy this item | $8.99 at Amazon.com As of Dec 31 21:54 EST (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, |
Tracks
- Haru No Umi - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Michio Miyagi
- Chugoku Chiho No Komori Uta - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Kosaku Yamada
- AKA Tombo - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Kosaku Yamada
- Chin-Chin Chidori - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Hidemaro Konoe
- Nambu Ushi Oi Uta - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Traditional
- Defune - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Haseo Sugiyama
- Kono Michi - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Kosaku Yamada
- Hanayome Ningyo - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Haseo Sugiyama
- Kojo No Tsuki - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Rentaro Taki
- Jogashima No Ame - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Tadashi Tanada
- Hana - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Rentaro Taki
- Sakura - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Traditional
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User Reviews
Average user review:| Unwind, transend, lose your stress with the best |
| I highly recommend this CD |
| very pleasant |
| Gorgeous Rampal |
I won't deny the fact that it's clear that Rampal is playing on a European style flute. It's very obvious. However, does that stop these tunes from being amazing? Absolutely not. The Western harp doesn't change anything too. The mood is perfect, and Rampal's drastic differences from low notes to high notes (besides being very difficult and executed perfectly) give the music a Japanese feel. Yes, that's a harp, and yes, it's a Western flute, but the result is simply breathtaking. The mood is perfect, the music is beautiful, and the playing is flawless.
It's not played on a Japanese flute, but it's just as beautiful. It's different, lovely, and a wonderful disc to listen to at any time. At this price, it's a DEFINITE buy. Enjoy! April 23, 2007
| He must have been a Japanese person in his past life! |
In a couple of tracks I felt certain notes were not Japanese enough, and that's why I gave it 4. Maybe he meant to play it like that. I don't know.
I don't care what year it was produced in, this music is timeless and relaxing. I play it when I work on my digital art. It's not suitable for everyone, I have to admit, but for those who like world music and instrumental Japanese in particular, they'll appreciate it. April 11, 2007
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