Real Audio Clips (Limited Time Only)

Hi Tomita list members -

I've uploaded some rare clips and musical excerpts
temporarily to the FTP
site:

ftp://tomita:membersonly at ftp.isaotomita.net/pub/tomita/

This is for a limited time, and the password should
_not_ be
distributed.

All works are (c) Isao Tomita.

Regards,

John.
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>
>I've uploaded some rare clips and musical excerpts
>temporarily to the FTP
>site:
>
>ftp://tomita:membersonly at ftp.isaotomita.net/pub/tomita/
>
>This is for a limited time, and the password should
>_not_ be
>distributed.
>
>All works are (c) Isao Tomita.
>
>Regards,
>
>John.


Mmmm tasty! Thanks John, much appreciated.


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natural law - to be linked with the vast outside - to come close to the
nighted and abysmal secrets of the infinite and the ultimate - surely such a
thing was worth the risk of one's life, soul and sanity!" H.P. Lovecraft,
"The Whisperer in Darkness"


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Hi!

I would like to know if "Flowers sing in the large field" is an original
Tomita
composition? It's kinda familiar, in a strange way.

Cheers,

Tomi

 

Good Q.

I would also like to know:

What are:
Back to the Earth
Electric Samurai
One Night of the Milkyway Railroad
Scheherazade
The Lark Ascending
Water Land
Whose Is This Blue Earth
and Yokohama?

Are the Improvisations from Sound Creature?

I greatly appreciate all these files being uploaded, they are very
interesting listening. And they, in turn, led me to click the Visualisations
button on Real Player and discover Annabelle the Sheep, who has given me and
my girlfriend hours of inane amusement. =)

Cheers,
AlpHa DrGNfR 0m3gA
http://www.thegodless.co.uk

"To shake off the maddening and wearying limitations of time and space and
natural law - to be linked with the vast outside - to come close to the
nighted and abysmal secrets of the infinite and the ultimate - surely such a
thing was worth the risk of one's life, soul and sanity!" H.P. Lovecraft,
"The Whisperer in Darkness"

>From: tomi.malm at y...
>Reply-To: isaotomita at yahoogroups.com
>To: isaotomita at yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [isaotomita] Real Audio Clips (Limited Time Only)
>Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 19:48:35 +0200
>
>
>Hi!
>
>I would like to know if "Flowers sing in the large field" is an original
>Tomita
>composition? It's kinda familiar, in a strange way.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Tomi
>






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> I would also like to know:
>
> What are:
> Back to the Earth

the massive 1986 concert in NYC, there used to be a common CD with the
slightly edited performance

> Electric Samurai
the British renaming of "Switched on Hit & Rock" (1972)

> One Night of the Milkyway Railroad

Original suite from "Sound Creature"

This may refer to a popular children's book thats been turned into an
anime (with a Haruomi Hosono score) and inspired a Joe Hisaishi album.

> Scheherazade
thats a good one. Well the piece is Rimisky Korsakov's very well known
orchestral suite. I think this is a movement though it strangely sounds
a lot like something from Grand Canyon Suite. He even says "Grand
Canyon" in his interview. So maybe John should double check. Maybe I'm
wrong, I should dust off the orchestral version. Anyway at the end is an
excerpt of "Rite of Spring" (by Stravinsky)

Tomita was supposedly working on an album of presumably the complete
multimovement piece (which fits well on an LP). Its a very colorful
piece though from what I can hear through the poor quality audio, there
isn't quite the lushness I'd expect.

He was definitely slated to release "Rite of Spring" but it was
apparently not completed as far as I know except for the openning heard
here and in better fidelity on the album "Live at Linz". The 2 live
events seem to have served double duty in (unfortunately for us)
completing what I presume was a multi-album deal with RCA (USA)

> The Lark Ascending
This is a Ralph Vaughn-Williams piece. It can be heard on the Linz album
also.


> Water Land
> Whose Is This Blue Earth

don't know- maybe TV work

> and Yokohama?
this was one of his mega SoundCloud concert events (like Sydney, NYC,
Linz, etc.)


nick

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