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Jean-Pierre Rampal
Japanese Melodies 3: Yamanakabushi
Genres: Folk, Classical

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Sakura Sakura (Cherry Blossom) - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Traditional
2. Akatombo - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Miki, Rof?
3. Imay? - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Traditional
4. Shimabara No Komoriuta - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Miyazaki, Kazuaki
5. Neko No Yomeiri - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Traditional
6. Yamanakabushi - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Traditional
7. Haru No Umi - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Miyagi, Michio
8. T?ryanse - Jean-Pierre Rampal,
9. Hamabe No Uta - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Hayashi, Kokei
10. Natsu No Omoide - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Ema, Shoko
11. Oharabushi - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Traditional
12. J?gashima No Ame - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Yamada, Takashi
13. Hamachidori - Jean-Pierre Rampal, Hirota, Ry?taro

CD Details

All Artists: Jean-Pierre Rampal
Title: Japanese Melodies 3: Yamanakabushi
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony
Release Date: 10/25/1990
Genres: Folk, Classical
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 074643729529, 074643729543

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CD Reviews

Too Rushed and Overbearing

10/16/2002

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Unlike the first volume in this series, the artist is alot less restrained - he wants to show off his flute abilities more than bringing out the qualities of Japanese music. You can hear him huff and puff as he's rushing through the pieces - I couldn't wait for some of the tracks to finish. The first volume with Laskine was much better."