Armenian Dances

~ Release by Alfred Reed & Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra (see all versions of this release, 1 available)

Annotation

Guest Conductor Series #15
Information on spine is in Japanese script
Tracks are listed in English first then Japanese on back of case
Original RRP ¥3100

Annotation last modified on 2024-08-22 00:01 UTC.

Tracklist

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#	Title	Rating	Length
1	Armenian Dances Part I recording engineer: Kimio Oikawa (Japanese recording engineer) mixer: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) editor: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC) (engineer) orchestra: Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra conductor: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) assistant audio director: Yumi Suzuki audio director: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) miscellaneous support: Victor Company of Japan (task: Mastering & Fabrication) recorded at: Fumon Hall in Wada, Suginami (Suginami-ku), Tokyo, Japan (from 1991-03-14 until 1991-03-16) instrumental recording of: Armenian Dances, Part 1 composer: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) (in 1972)		11:17
2	Armenian Dances Part II - I. Hov Arek (The Peasant's Plea) recording engineer: Kimio Oikawa (Japanese recording engineer) mixer: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) editor: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC) (engineer) orchestra: Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra conductor: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) assistant audio director: Yumi Suzuki audio director: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) recorded at: Fumon Hall in Wada, Suginami (Suginami-ku), Tokyo, Japan (from 1991-03-14 until 1991-03-16) recording of: Armenian Dances (Part 2): I. Hov Arek composer: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) part of: Armenian Dances (Part 2)		5:20
3	Armenian Dances Part II - II. Khoomar (Wedding Dance) recording engineer: Kimio Oikawa (Japanese recording engineer) mixer: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) editor: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC) (engineer) orchestra: Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra conductor: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) assistant audio director: Yumi Suzuki audio director: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) recorded at: Fumon Hall in Wada, Suginami (Suginami-ku), Tokyo, Japan (from 1991-03-14 until 1991-03-16) recording of: Armenian Dances (Part 2): II. Khoomer composer: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) part of: Armenian Dances (Part 2)		5:07
4	Armenian Dances Part II - III. Lorva Horovel (Songs from Lori) recording engineer: Kimio Oikawa (Japanese recording engineer) mixer: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) editor: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC) (engineer) orchestra: Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra conductor: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) assistant audio director: Yumi Suzuki audio director: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) recorded at: Fumon Hall in Wada, Suginami (Suginami-ku), Tokyo, Japan (from 1991-03-14 until 1991-03-16) recording of: Armenian Dances (Part 2): III. Lorva Horovel composer: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) part of: Armenian Dances (Part 2)		9:12
5	Sleepers, Awake recording engineer: Kimio Oikawa (Japanese recording engineer) mixer: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) editor: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC) (engineer) orchestra: Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra conductor: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) assistant audio director: Yumi Suzuki audio director: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) recorded at: Fumon Hall in Wada, Suginami (Suginami-ku), Tokyo, Japan (from 1991-03-14 until 1991-03-16) recording of: Sleepers, Awake (As arranged by Alfred Reed for wind band) composer: Johann Sebastian Bach (German Baroque period composer & musician) arranger: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) publisher: Birch Island Music Press (US publisher of sheet music; link only to works) arrangement of: Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme, BWV 140: I. Coro "Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme" (catch-all for arrangements)		4:39
6	A Jubilant Overture recording engineer: Kimio Oikawa (Japanese recording engineer) mixer: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) editor: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC) (engineer) orchestra: Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra conductor: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) assistant audio director: Yumi Suzuki audio director: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) recorded at: Fumon Hall in Wada, Suginami (Suginami-ku), Tokyo, Japan (from 1991-03-14 until 1991-03-16) recording of: A Jubilant Overture composer: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) (in 1970)		6:22
7	Panis Angelicus recording engineer: Kimio Oikawa (Japanese recording engineer) mixer: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) editor: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC) (engineer) orchestra: Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra conductor: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) assistant audio director: Yumi Suzuki audio director: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) recorded at: Fumon Hall in Wada, Suginami (Suginami-ku), Tokyo, Japan (from 1991-03-14 until 1991-03-16) recording of: Panis angelicus (for band, Reed) composer: César Franck (Belgian‐born French composer) (in 1860) arranger: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) arrangement of: Messe solennelle en la majeur, op. 12 : V. Panis Angelicus		5:26
8	Song of the High Cascades recording engineer: Kimio Oikawa (Japanese recording engineer) mixer: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) editor: Kazuie Sugimoto (JVC) (engineer) orchestra: Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra conductor: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) assistant audio director: Yumi Suzuki audio director: Shunsuke Wakabayashi (Japanese recording engineer) recorded at: Fumon Hall in Wada, Suginami (Suginami-ku), Tokyo, Japan (from 1991-03-14 until 1991-03-16) recording of: Song of the High Cascades composer: Alfred Reed (US composer and conductor) (from 1985 to present) premiered by: Pacific Symphonic Wind Ensemble (Vancouver-based wind band) (from 1985 to present) publisher: Piedmont Music Company		6:38