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Deng Wei-Biao – Listening To The Sea 听海 (Limited Numbered MQA Blu-spec CD)

Deng Wei-Biao – Listening To The Sea 听海 (Limited Numbered MQA Blu-spec CD)

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Composer Deng Wei-Biao returns to his Slow Life series with a contemplative album shaped by sea imagery, traditional Chinese instruments and modern chamber arrangements. Handpan, guqin, cello, guitar, saxophone and yangqin create a spacious, meditative sound. This official China MQA-encoded Blu-spec CD is the first edition, limited to 1,000 numbered copies.

Format: MQA Blu-spec CD, Album, Limited Edition, Numbered
Country: China
Label: Gangla Meiduo
Catalog / Barcode: 9787798435061
Condition: Brand new and factory sealed.

Tracklist
1. Listening To The Sea 听海
2. Morning Light 晨光
3. Dialogue Between Bird And Sea 鸟与海的对话
4. Male Phoenix Seeks Female Phoenix (New Arrangement) 丹凤求凰(新编)
5. Joy Of Calligraphy And Painting 书画趣
6. Musings In The Rain 雨中随想
7. Song Of The Twilight River 暮江吟
8. Strolling Above The Clouds 云端漫步

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