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1. Barr
   6 years ago Permalink

   Most notably, Jarre's "Fishing Junks at Sunset" performed with a traditional Chinese orchestra is not the sort of thing you expect to find on an electronic music album. It's not just a live album but a piece of history and an emotive musical creation of China's culture. It's really different, try it/5(7).

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2. Jukasa
   6 years ago Permalink

   The Concerts in China is a live album and was recorded in Jarre was the first western artist to play in China after the cultural revolution. The sound quality is astounding and verily it feels as if one is present at concert as one is listening. Jarre composed several new compositions for this concert/5(18).

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3. Shaktinris
   6 years ago Permalink

   Jean-Michel Jarre performed a handful of concerts in Peking and Shanghai in , marking the first time that a modern Western musical artist had played in communist China. Sensing the historical importance of the event (and the career milestone it represented), a double album of live music from these concerts was released the following year as Les Concerts en Chine.8/

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4. Kazill
   6 years ago Permalink

   This cassette was recorded during the five concerts which Jean Michel Jarre presented in Peking and Shanghai. They were the first concerts of western modern music ever given in the People's Republic of China. [Cette cassette a été enregistrée pendant les cinq concerts de Jean Michel Jarre présentés à Pékin et Shanghaï.

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5. Vudole
   6 years ago Permalink

   Fishing Junks at Sunset This song is by Jean Michel Jarre and appears on the live album The Concerts In China () on the compilation album The Essential () on the live album Hong Kong () on the album The Symphonic Jean Michel Jarre ().

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6. Yozshumi
   6 years ago Permalink

   "The Essential Jean-Michel Jarre" (14 tracks; 51 min.) is a compilation originally released in , at which point Jarre had released only 4 albums (disregarding two earlys experimental albums): Oxygene (), Equinoxe (), Magnetic Fields (), and The Concerts in China (), the latter being a live album and hence really also /5(30).

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7. Gardazahn
   6 years ago Permalink

   The Concerts in China was a concert tour by Jean Michel Jarre in It marked the opening of post-Mao Zedong China to live Western nletunenacovslop.uwhadritiretelymsatetharmapa.infoinfo concerts were held in the two biggest cities, for an estimated audience of , spectators, on October 21 and 22 in Beijing, and on October 26, 27 and 29 in Shanghai. The first, shorter concert of 50 minutes, was broadcast on radio in China.

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8. Faetaur
   6 years ago Permalink

   The Concerts in China, an Album by Jean Michel Jarre. Released in May on Polydor (catalog no. PODV 3; Vinyl LP). Genres: Progressive Electronic. Featured peformers: Jean Michel Jarre (composer, producer, Fairlight, synthesizer, drum machine, laser harp, organ, aka_text mixing role_id aka_text), Frederick Rousseau (synthesizer), Dominique Perrier (synthesizer), Roger Rizzitelli /5().

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9. Meztilmaran
   6 years ago Permalink

   May 10,  · by record facts The Concerts in China) is a live album by Jean-Michel Jarre, recorded in and released in on Disques nletunenacovslop.uwhadritiretelymsatetharmapa.infoinfo was recorded during Jarre’s Concerts in China tour of Autumn , which consisted of five Beijing and Shanghai concerts in China; this was the first time a Western pop artist performed in China after the Cultural nletunenacovslop.uwhadritiretelymsatetharmapa.infoinfo: Record Facts.

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