San Jo (Komungo Solo) - Various - Sounds Of The Far East (CD)

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1. May 20,  · Essentially a sampler of the various Asian albums on the ARC Music label, Sounds of the Far East makes a stab at covering the whole of Eastern Asian music. Within the space of 12 songs, Mongolia, China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, and the Philippines are all given time.8/

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2. May 20,  · Format: Audio CD An excellent introductory sampler drawn from several earlier Arc Music albums, including some Japanese taiko drumming by the Wa Daiko Matsuri Za ensemble, Chinese classical performances, and folkloric music from Korea, Taiwan, Mongolia and the Philippenes, all sliding from style to style with relative ease.4/5(1).

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3. out of 5 stars A fine introduction to various Asian styles Reviewed in the United States on July 4, An excellent introductory sampler drawn from several earlier Arc Music albums, including some Japanese taiko drumming by the Wa Daiko Matsuri Za ensemble, Chinese classical performances, and folkloric music from Korea, Taiwan, Mongolia 4/5(1).

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4. Song information for San Jo (Komun'go Solo) - Chung Woong Korean Traditional Music Ensemble on AllMusic.

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5. Sounds of the Far East, a Various Artists Compilation. Released in on ARC (catalog no. EUCD ; CD). Genres: East Asian Music.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Sounds Of The Far East on Discogs.

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9. pipa. The pipa is the main lute of China. Old pictures show it must have been known for more than years; it is still the most popular plucked instrument. See under for another type of fledthaligarniacros.tabjetenraixiltitodertybaskaoni.co name comes from the finger movement: pi (= play forward) and pa (= play backward). The body and neck of the pipa are carved from one block of heavy hardwood, painted black.

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