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Missa Johnouchi again teams up with the Li-Hua ensemble, to create the captivating sequel to their first popular album, “Asian Blossoms.” The Li-Hua ensemble is the only quartet of its kind – all women, playing traditional Asian instruments. Each member is also an award-winning soloist in her own right.
Other musicians join in on this album as well, and a myriad of exotic Asian instruments (many of which are rarely heard on this continent) are intertwined with instruments of the West, to create this extraordinary musical journey.
To enhance your enjoyment of the music, removable incense sticks are included in the spine of the CD jewel case.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Music to travel with,
By Desmond Ang (Singapore) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Road to Oasis (Audio CD)
This is firstly great music to bring along for travelling. Each piece paints a beautiful picture as we move through both a emotional and physical journey.
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picturesque journey,
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This review is from: Road to Oasis (Audio CD)
Like most all asian arts, this CD combines all types of creativity. Each song is like a chapter in Missa Johnouchi's travel through the ancient lands. The sound paints a picture of for each scene that goes through your mind. I'd hate to be prosaic and predictable but this music truly defines new age music. I plan to keep my eyes on Missa Johnouchi simply because of the pure pleasure the music affords me on it's travel.
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Road to Oasis Indeed,
This review is from: Road to Oasis (Audio CD)
Road to Oasis is a good title for this album, as the sounds it contains suggest flourishing life, and a refuge from harm. At times you can picture scenes of lovely plant and flower development in the midst of all the calm. Asian Blossoms, also by Johnouchi, is along these lines, but no two songs sound exactly alike and both are worthy titles to add to your collection. I have to admit, I liked this kind of music but never sought to acquire any of it because I had several Asian style albums already which I still love, and thought I didn't need any more. Well, watching a "Music Choice" channel on cable TV, I noticed they were playing a beautiful song that captivated me, which happens to be on this album, track 7: Stardust Tapestry. I was mesmerized by it, and then looked it up on Amazon.com, where I immediately started my journey to get the best erhu music within my budget. So I have and can recommend to you Road to Oasis and Asian Blossoms by Missa Johnouchi, River and Rainbow by Jia Peng Fang, Spirit On Two Strings by Jie-Bing Chen, and String Glamour by Yu Hong-Mei. Pick up one or all of the titles I just mentioned. They are all truly great albums by truly skilled artists.
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