Frederick Rousseau - Mô Album

Tracklist

1	Warriors	3:43
2	Seventh Circle	4:10
3	The March	4:28
4	Maboloshi Quest	4:54
5	Wood Spirits	5:03
6	Woman To Child	3:47
7	The Legend	2:43
8	Kabuki Masks	4:13
9	The Dream Of The Snowflake	3:58
10	La Femme Et Son Ombre	6:17
11	The Prayer	5:11
12	Tale Of Okinawa	5:59

Credits

• Arranged By – Frederick Rousseau
• Backing Vocals – Atsuko Constant
• Biwa – Enomoto Sisui
• Composed By – Frederick Rousseau
• Design – Caroline Vergon
• Edited By – F. Rousseau, P. Colonna
• Engineer – Philippe Colonna
• Flute [Flutes, Japanese Flutes, Tubes] – Didier Malherbe
• Koto – Atsuko Constant
• Mastered By – F. Rousseau, P. Colonna
• Mixed By – F. Rousseau, P. Colonna
• Percussion – Frédérick Rousseau
• Performed By – Frederick Rousseau
• Producer – F.D.C., F. Rousseau
• Shakuhachi – Didier Sandra
• Shamisen – Kinshi Tsuruta
• Synthesizer – Frédérick Rousseau
• Synthesizer [Minimoog, Synthesisers] – Jean Philippe Rykiel
• Technician [Technical Support] – Francis Mandin (tracks: F. Mandin)
• Violin – Stephan Lang
• Violin [Chinese Violin] – Chii Bulico
• Vocals – Atsuko Constant, Enomoto Sisui
• Vocals [Satsuma] – Kinshi Tsuruta
• Voice [Japanese Narration Voices] – Miho

Notes

Music composed, arranged and performed by Frederick Rousseau

Recorded during august and september 1993 at "La Ferme de Matacelle"
Overdubs recorded at Epsilon Lab. Paris, engineered by Philippe Colonna
Mixed, edited and mastered at Epsilon Lab. by F. Rousseau and P. Colonna
Special technical support by Audio land and F. Mandin
Music produced for SPX production by F.D.C. and F. Rousseau
This album is based on Japanese original performances from different sources and regions

Samples sources from "Satsuma Biwa" song "Kawanakajima performed by Sisui Enomoto
Samples sources from "Ethnic Sound" song Muserei performed by Chii Bulico, by courtesy ok King Records
Japan Samples sources from Japan 1 "Atsumori" performed by Kinshi Tsuruta, by courtesy of Ocora France

MUSICIANS:
Atsuko Constant: koto, vocals and backing
Miho: japanese narration, voices
Didier Malherbe: flutes, japanese flutes, tubes
Jean Philippe Rykiel: minimoog and synthesizers
Didier Sandra: shakuhashi
Frédérick Rousseau: synthesizers and percussions
Stephan Lang: violin
Enomoto Sisui: biwa, vocal
Chii Bulico: chinese violin
Kinshi Tsuruta: shamisen, vocals satsuma.

INSTRUMENTS:
Koto, shakuhashi, piccolo, bamboo flute, bass flute, japanese cymbals, small gong, kodo drums, percussions and various electronic instruments and synthesizers / Thanks to Japanese technology.

Poems from "Le parfum de la lune"by Buson, translated from japanese by Cheng Wing Fun and Hervé Collet, calligraphy by Cheng Wing Fun, with the kind authorisation of Moundarren Publishing.
Special thanks to all of you for helping me through this project
This album is dedicated to Judy, Camille and Marion.
Cover and inner photos: Pierre Espagne, Paris
Illustration: detail of a Kabuki Scene by Kunisada (around 1850), collection P. Espagne
Design: ALD / redesigned by Caroline Vergon
Publishing: POLYGRAM MUSIC FRANCE - HONEY B

Made in France by MPO

ⓒ 1997 ORIGINS
ⓟ 1994 SPX

Licensed by SPX
Distribution Origins France

Companies

• Licensed Through – SPX

Album

Frederick Rousseau born 1958 in Paris is a New Age instrumentalist. His musical research is based on electronic sounds that he mixes with ethnic instruments, classical orchestras, and vocals. After a classical training in piano, Rousseau tried multiple instruments including bass guitar, drums, electric guitar, and percussions and finally chose the keyboards. Songs in album Frederick Rousseau - Mo 1997. Frederick Rousseau - The Legend. Frederick Rousseau - Mabolishi Quest. Frederick Rousseau - Tale Of Okinawa. Frederick Rousseau - The March. Frederick Rousseau - The Prayer. Frederick Rousseau - Kabuki Masks. Frederick Rousseau - Wood Spirit. Frederick Rousseau - Seventh Circle. Frederick Rousseau - The Dream Of The Snowflake. Frederick Rousseau. Frederick Rousseau born 1958, Paris belongs to the generation that witnessed the beginning of New Age music and the explosion of technologic applications to the entertainment world. His musical research is based on electronic sounds that he mixes with ethnic instruments, classical orchestras and to voices of all tones, colours and provenances. Listen full album. View all Frédérick Rousseau albums. Frédérick Rousseau. 12 tracks. Released in édérick Rousseau. プロフィール: French keyboardist and synthesizer player, sound engineer and composer. エイリアス: Sound Of Mô. バリエーション: すべてを閲覧中 Frédérick Rousseau. KOK 2041. Illustrator V CD, Album. Koka Media. Blue Funeral - Frederick Rousseau. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Встречается в альбомах. Похожие треки. Filter Discography By. Albums Singles & EPs All. Aus dem Album M O. Instrumental and vocal fusion. Место, где профессиональные диджеи находят музыку для своих сетов. Скачай более 1,5 миллиона треков в высоком качестве без лимитов по подписке. Frederick Rousseau скачать mp3 в хорошем качестве, либо слушайте песню Frederick Rousseau - Wysiwyg, Frederick Rousseau - Kyotsukete, Fr d rick Rousseau - Le banquet de Fr n gonde, Fr d rick Rousseau - Seventh Circle, Fr d rick Rousseau - Chuchotement 1, а также рингтоны на звонок и все новые треки