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Artist: Jean Michel Jarre
P: 2005   
A unique even filmed in High Definition and recorded in 5.1 Surround Sound. In a dazzling futuristic production, set against the breathtaking backdrop of Beijing's Forbidden City and Tian'Anmen square, Jead Michel Jarre presents his first live concert to be broadcast and recorded live in 5.1 Surround Sound. Accompanied by 260 Musicians, including, The Beiging Symphony Orchestra, The Chinese National Orchestra, The Beijing Opera Chorus and notable Chinese Rock Musicians all delivered live to one billion Chinese TV viewers! Both DVD's feature a heap of extra material while the bonus CD features the audio version of the entire 18 track concert. Packaged in a gatefold amaray packaging which is housed in a slipcase.

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Artist: Jean Michel Jarre
P: 1997   
Rare Maxi CD with two different versions.

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Artist: Jean Michel Jarre played by
the London Twilight Orchestra
P 1999   
This is a Best of CD played by asynthesizer Orchet´stra from London.
Nice melodic and rythmic.

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Artist: Jeff Johnson + Brian Dunning
P: 1992
This album is a mix between Patrick O'Hearn and Deuter. Melodic Flute and Synthesizer music.
Remember classic concept albums like Pink Floyd's DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, or Yes' TALES FROM TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS? Washington state keyboardist Jeff Johnson and Irish flutist Brian Dunning harken back to those days with albums like Songs of Albion and Byzantium that use books as imagistic launch pads.

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Artist: Jens Zygar
P: 1991
The album contains meditative gong music, that has a harmonizing effect on the body and the whole energetic system.

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Artist: Jerome Froese
P: 2005
Jerome Froese's first-ever solo album. For those well acquainted with his history, it might not come as a big surprise that a big part of the sound is dominated by Jerome's guitar work. On "Neptunes", shoegazing guitar walls meet melodic solos and crystalline acoustic pickings on a distinctive electronic foundation.

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Artists: Joel Fajerman
P: 1982 / 1997
One of the great electronic music pioneers from France. His music is in the style of Jarre's Equinoxe and it souns as if it is played with the same analogue Synthesizer instruments.

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Artist: Johannes Schmoelling
P: 2020
Johannes Schmölling celebrates the 20th anniversary of his label Viktoriapark Records. In 4 very varied new catchy tunes he plays with other musicians from the EM scene.

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Artist: Johannes Schmoelling
P: 1994
This is NO instrumental solo-album by Johannes Schmoelling, but a radio play in German language with sound, music and produced by Johannes.

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Artist: Johannes Schmoelling
P: 1995
Certain sections of the music in "Songs No Words", which is Schmoellings 4th solo album, are meant to be a mixture of two music styles. The classical-romantic music of the 19th century and the popular electronic music of the present. Pieces such as "Hymnus" or "Funeral March" are examples of this. "It is my attempt to combine traditional instruments such as the piano, the clarinet or string instruments, including traditional melodies and harmonies, with electronically generated sounds from synthesizers and samplers, and modern rhythms." This resulted in new stereophonic sounds. Virtual stereophonics produced by the electronic music are combined to the known and experienced stereophonics of traditional music (the so called, "classical music"). In turn, the sound achieves more depth and scope, stereophonics and composition become equal partners during the production of music." (Johannes Schmoelling) The title of the CD "Songs No Words", and the individual tracks, are based on the style from the piano album "Lieder ohne Worte" by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, published 1834.
Recorded at Rietstudio, Berlin, Germany between 1992-1994 by Johannes Schmoelling
All tracks composed, performed and produced by Johannes Schmoelling

Jan Seliger - drum on track 2,6 and 9

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