hello all,
i have recently developed an appreciation for
what i would call (perhaps ignorantly?) traditional
japanese music. i went to a show once where the trees were
accompanied by this type of music, silently in the
background. i found it very calming and soothing to hear
it while being with the trees. i would like to own some if
i could. can anyone recommend to me some artists whose
albums i could purchase? i have no idea where to start. i
thought maybe some of you fine people might be able to
point me in the right direction. thanx.

adam roler
indianapolis indiana

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Although a 'hybrid', I find Jean-Pierre Rampal / Lily Laskine's 'Japanese
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hello all,
i have recently developed an appreciation for
what i would call (perhaps ignorantly?) traditional
japanese music. i went to a show once where the trees were
accompanied by this type of music, silently in the
background. i found it very calming and soothing to hear
it while being with the trees. i would like to own some if
i could. can anyone recommend to me some artists whose
albums i could purchase? i have no idea where to start. i
thought maybe some of you fine people might be able to
point me in the right direction.

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Try here
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&uid=6:06:29|PM&sql=C11032

Kev Bailey

hello all,
i have recently developed an appreciation for
what i would call (perhaps ignorantly?) traditional
japanese music. i went to a show once where the trees were
accompanied by this type of music, silently in the
background. i found it very calming and soothing to hear
it while being with the trees. i would like to own some if
i could. can anyone recommend to me some artists whose
albums i could purchase? i have no idea where to start. i
thought maybe some of you fine people might be able to
point me in the right direction.



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Try this site. You can listen to samples.. and it is a bonsai site.
http://www.neehaibonsai.com/neehai_cdmusic_page.htm

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Try here
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Kev Bailey

hello all,
i have recently developed an appreciation for
what i would call (perhaps ignorantly?) traditional
japanese music. i went to a show once where the trees were
accompanied by this type of music, silently in the
background. i found it very calming and soothing to hear
it while being with the trees. i would like to own some if
i could. can anyone recommend to me some artists whose
albums i could purchase? i have no idea where to start. i
thought maybe some of you fine people might be able to
point me in the right direction.



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