Jean Michel Jarre - 1982 The Concerts in China - NEWAGE torrent

Album Information
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Album: The Concerts in China
Artist: Jean Michel Jarre
Year: 1982
Genre: New Age

File Information
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Encoded At: VBR 253-291 kbit/s 44 KHz Stereo
ID3 Tags: Set, v1.1, v2.3
Cover Images: YES


Track Listing:
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01. The Overture ............................................. [04:46]
02. Arpegiator ............................................... [06:51]
03. Equinoxe IV .............................................. [07:38]
04. Fishing Junks At Sunset .................................. [09:34]
05. Band In The Rain ......................................... [01:23]
06. Equinoxe VII ............................................. [09:52]
07. Orient Express ........................................... [04:21]
08. Magnetic Fields I ........................................ [00:28]
09. Magnetic Fields III ...................................... [03:47]
10. Magnetic Fields IV ....................................... [06:42]
11. Laser Harp ............................................... [03:26]
12. Night In Shanghai ........................................ [07:01]
13. The Last Rumba ........................................... [02:02]
14. Magnetic Fields II ....................................... [06:19]
15. Souvenir Of China ........................................ [04:00]
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Number of Files: 15
Total Duration: 1:18:10
Total Size: 148.46 MB

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[personnel] =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Jean Michel Jarre - Fairlight, Eminent, OBX A, Taurus, AKS, VCS 3,
ELKA, Lynn drum, Electroharmonix Micro
Synthesizer, Laser Harp
Frédéric Rousseau - MDB Polysequencer, RSF, Yamaha CS 60, Korg
Rhythm, ARP 2600
Dominique Perrier - Moog Liberation, Prophet 5, Eminent, Korg
Polyphonique, Kobol
Roger Rizzitelli - electronic percussion, drums

and featuring (on \"Fishing Junks In The Sunset\")

The Peking Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Hwang Feili


recorded during five concerts in Peking and Shanghai, China,
in October 1981