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Echoes From Shangri-La / Various Echoes From Shangri-La / Various CD
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- SKU:
- 05624126
- UPC:
- 600568520929
- MPN:
- 5209
- Condition:
- New
Description
Haunting & slowly pulsating music mixes the traditional sounds of China w. The sounds of the future, created by group of talented Chinese musicians, together known as Nomad, formed by Ouyang Qian & Yang Xiu-lang, who aim to explore the frontiers of Chinese music.
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1. Of God and Men 2. The Xie-Dun Festival 3. Shangri-La 4. Rafts on the Tsang-Po 5. The Ge-Sang Flower 6. Samsara 7. Om- Ma- Ni- Pa- Mei- Hung 8. Dzi: Beads from Heaven 9. Wei-Sang
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