Pacific 231

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> I read in the message about an album :"MUSIC FOR THE 3-RD MILLENIUM".
> This is the newest album of Tomita San ?What can you tell me about
> "Pacific 231" ?It is a track, an album ?
> AMP Records released albums of Tomita ?


"MUSIC FOR THE 3-RD MILLENIUM" is a compilation of different electronic
artists tracks.

"Pacific 231" is Tomita's synth orchestration of Arthur Honneger's 1923
symphonic composition that evokes a big train engine (presumably named
the Pacific 231, you know, just like ships have names). Its a piece not
an album.

What the Amp Records representative said in a different set of words was
that the U.K. copies of the album Tomita did this track for, "Kosmos"
left this track off. I don't know why, but I can guess the estate or
music publishers of Honnegger (who was Swiss and died in 1955) wanted
royalties RCA UK wasn't going to spend.


But, maybe the version on Amp Records will be a bit different from the
current BMG CD of "Kosmos" which is available in much of the world
(except Japan).

No one has listened to both the track on "Kosmos" and the same track on
"MUSIC FOR THE
3-RD MILLENIUM" to find out yet.



nick kent
http://welcome.to/synths


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--- "N. Kent" <ndkent at earthlink.net> wrote:
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>
>
> > I read in the message about an album :"MUSIC
> FOR THE 3-RD MILLENIUM".
> > This is the newest album of Tomita San ?What can
> you tell me about
> > "Pacific 231" ?It is a track, an album ?
> > AMP Records released albums of Tomita ?
>
>
> "MUSIC FOR THE 3-RD MILLENIUM" is a compilation of
> different electronic
> artists tracks.
>
> "Pacific 231" is Tomita's synth orchestration of
> Arthur Honneger's 1923
> symphonic composition that evokes a big train engine
> (presumably named
> the Pacific 231, you know, just like ships have
> names). Its a piece not
> an album.
>
> What the Amp Records representative said in a
> different set of words was
> that the U.K. copies of the album Tomita did this
> track for, "Kosmos"
> left this track off. I don't know why, but I can
> guess the estate or
> music publishers of Honnegger (who was Swiss and
> died in 1955) wanted
> royalties RCA UK wasn't going to spend.
>
>
> But, maybe the version on Amp Records will be a bit
> different from the
> current BMG CD of "Kosmos" which is available in
> much of the world
> (except Japan).
>
> No one has listened to both the track on "Kosmos"
> and the same track on
> "MUSIC FOR THE
> 3-RD MILLENIUM" to find out yet.
>
>
>
> nick kent
> http://welcome.to/synths
>
>
>
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> Hi Nick,
The KOSMOS track IS the same take as the AMP
cd...I have them both.
Charles Thaxton

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Hello. Are there any CD copies of Snowflakes are Dancing?
Sincerely, Jobi



>Isao Tomita Mailing List - http://listen.to/tomita/
>
>
>> I read in the message about an album :"MUSIC FOR THE 3-RD
MILLENIUM".
>> This is the newest album of Tomita San ?What can you tell me about
>> "Pacific 231" ?It is a track, an album ?
>> AMP Records released albums of Tomita ?
>
>
>"MUSIC FOR THE 3-RD MILLENIUM" is a compilation of different
electronic
>artists tracks.
>
>"Pacific 231" is Tomita's synth orchestration of Arthur Honneger's
1923
>symphonic composition that evokes a big train engine (presumably named
>the Pacific 231, you know, just like ships have names). Its a piece
not
>an album.
>
>What the Amp Records representative said in a different set of words
was
>that the U.K. copies of the album Tomita did this track for, "Kosmos"
>left this track off. I don't know why, but I can guess the estate or
>music publishers of Honnegger (who was Swiss and died in 1955) wanted
>royalties RCA UK wasn't going to spend.
>
>
>But, maybe the version on Amp Records will be a bit different from the
>current BMG CD of "Kosmos" which is available in much of the world
>(except Japan).
>
>No one has listened to both the track on "Kosmos" and the same track
on
>"MUSIC FOR THE
>3-RD MILLENIUM" to find out yet.
>
>
>
>nick kent
>http://welcome.to/synths
>
>
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Mark Jobe wrote:
>
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>
> Hello. Are there any CD copies of Snowflakes are Dancing?
> Sincerely, Jobi
>



Check out the website.
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There's been a CD out in most parts of the world since the 1980s


nick kent
my own Tomita and Japanese synth music site at
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