JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL & CLAUDE BOLLING : Bolling Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio (1993) VIDEO (AVI)

A video version of Claude Bolling's 1975 jazz suite, quite well known in the flute repertoire.  In this video, filmed in Versailles in 1993, the greatest flutist of the 20th century, Jean-Pierre Rampal (1922-2000), for whom, in fact, this work was written, is the soloist, and its author himself is at the piano!
Tracklist :
1 Baroque And Blue
2 Sentimentale
3 Javanaise
4 Fugace
5 Irlandaise
6 Versatile (with bass flute)
7 Veloce
Credits :
Jean-Pierre Rampal - Flute
Claude Bolling - Piano
Marcel Sabiani - Drums
Max Hediguer - String Bass

JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL & LILY LASKINE – Sakura : Japanese Melodies For Flute And Harp [1978]

Tracklist 
1 Haru No Umi 7:25
Written-By – Michio Miyagi
2 Chugoku Chiho No Komori Uta 2:03
Written-By – Kosaku Yamada
3 Aka Tombo 3:08
Written-By – Kosaku Yamada
4 Chin-Chin Chidori 3:11
Written-By – Hidemaro Konoe
5 Nambu Ushi Oi Uta 4:57
Written-By – Traditional
6 Defune 5:41
Written-By – Haseo Sugiyama
7 Kono Michi 3:43
Written-By – Kosaku Yamada
8 Hanayome Ningyo 1:52
Written-By – Haseo Sugiyama
9 Kojo No Tsuki 3:38
Written-By – Rentaro Taki
10 Jogashima No Ame 5:21
Written-By – Tadashi Yanada
11 Hana 3:39
Written-By – Rentaro Taki
12 Sakura 7:06
Written-By – Traditional
Credits
Artwork [Uncredited, "The Great Wave Off Kanagawa"] – Katsushika Hokusai
Flute – Jean-Pierre Rampal
Harp – Lily Laskine
Transcription By, Arranged By – Akio Yashiro

JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL & LILY  LASKINE 

 Sakura : Japanese Melodies For Flute And Harp

 [1978] CBS Masterworks /  CBR 320K / scans

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RAMPAL - Yamanakabushi [Japanese Melodies, Vol. III] 1983

Track Listing
1 Sakura Sakura (Cherry Blossom) 3:45
Traditional
 2    Akatombo  4:10
Kosaku Yamada
3 Imayô 6:37
Traditional
4 Shimabara No Komoriuta 3:08
Kazuaki Miyazaki
5 Neko No Yomeiri 2:08
Traditional
6 Yamanakabushi 4:32
Traditional
7 Haru No Umi 6:20
Michio Miyagi
8 Tôryanse 2:29
9 Hamabe No Uta 3:52
10 Natsu No Omoide 4:02
Shoko Ema
11 Oharabushi 2:57
Traditional
12 Jôgashima No Ame 6:12
Takashi Yamada
13 Hamachidori 2:52

Credits

Flute – Jean-Pierre Rampal
Koto [Bass] – Yasuko Nakashima
Koto [First Koto] – Shinichi Yuize
Koto [Second Koto] – Utae Uno

JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL 

 Yamanakabushi [Japanese Melodies, Vol. III] 

1983 CBS

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JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL / LILY LASKINE - SAKURA [Japanese Melodies for Flute and Harp] LP / 1969

Tracklist  
A1 Haru No Umi 7:22
Written-By – Michio Miyagi
A2 Chugoku Chiho No Komori Uta 2:01
Written-By – Kosaku Yamada
A3 Aka Tombo 3:07
Written-By – Kosaku Yamada
A4 Chin-Chin Chidori 3:09
Written-By – Hidemaro Konoe
A5 Nambu Ushi Oi Uta 4:55
Written-By – Traditional
A6 Defune 5:38
Written-By – Haseo Sugiyama
B1 Kono Michi 3:40
Written-By – Kosaku Yamada
B2 Hanayome Ningyo 1:51
Written-By – Haseo Sugiyama
B3 Kojo No Tsuki 3:38
Written-By – Rentaro Taki
B4 Jogashima No Ame 5:19
Written-By – Tadashi Yanada
B5 Hana 3:38
Written-By – Rentaro Taki
B6 Sakura Sakura 7:02
Written-By – Traditional
Credits
Flute – Jean-Pierre Rampal
Harp – Lily Laskine
Artwork [Uncredited; "The Great Wave Off Kanagawa"] – Katsushika Hokusai

JEAN-PIERRE RAMPAL / LILY LASKINE 

SAKURA [Japanese Melodies for Flute and Harp] 1969

CBS 1978 / LP / CBR320 / scan

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THE JAPANESE ALBUM - Dinner Classics CBS Masterworks / V.A. [1986]

The Japanese Album, part of CBS Records' Dinner Classics series, is a collection of traditional Japanese melodies performed on flute, violin, and cello. Featured soloists include flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal, violinist Isaac Stern, and cellist Yo-Yo Ma. While much of the material here is traditional or attributed anonymously, there are selections from Japanese composers Michio Miyagi, Konoye, and Miyazaki. The Japanese Album also includes relevant recipes from Martha Stewart. by Johnny Loftus

Tracklist 
1 Sakura, Sakura 3:45
2 Chin-Chin-Chidori 4:39
Flute – Masami Nakagawa
Percussion – Sumire Yoshiwara
Written-By – Hidemaro Konoe
3 Yamanakabushi 4:31
4 Tôryanse (Children's Song) 2:28
5 Chidori No Kyoku 6:35
Arranged By, Conductor – Masaaki Hayakawa
Shakuhachi – Hozan Yamamoto
Violin – Isaac Stern
Written-By – Yoshizawa Kengyo
6 Defune 4:57
Bass – Hiroaki Naka
Percussion – Sumire Yoshiwara
Written-By – Haseo Sugiyama
7 Oharabushi 2:56
8 Shimabara No Komoriuta 3:06
Written-By – Kazuaki Miyazaki
9 Imayoh 3:01
Arranged By, Conductor – Masaaki Hayakawa
Shakuhachi – Hozan Yamamoto
Violin – Isaac Stern
10 Imayô 6:36
11 Chugoko-Chiho-No-Komoriuta 4:07
Written-By – Kohsaku Yamada
12 Jôgashima No Ame 6:11
Written-By – Takashi Yamada
13 Haru No Umi 6:18
Written-By – Michio Mamiya
14 Sakura, Sakura 4:17

Credits
Arranged By, Conductor – Michio Mamiya (tracks: 2, 6, 11, 14)
Cello – Yo-Yo Ma (tracks: 2, 6, 11, 14)
Flute – Jean-Pierre Rampal (tracks: 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13)
Harpsichord – Patricia Zander (tracks: 6, 11, 14)
Koto [Bass Koto] – Yasuko Nakashima (tracks: 1, 4, 7, 8, 12)
Koto [First Koto] – Shinichi Yuize (tracks: 1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 12, 13)
Koto [Second Koto] – Utae Uno (tracks: 1, 4, 7, 8, 12)
Shakuhachi – Hozan Yamamoto
Violin – Isaac Stern
Flute – Masami Nakagawa
Percussion – Sumire Yoshiwara

THE JAPANESE ALBUM

Dinner Classics: CBS Masterworks

V.A. [1986] CBR320 / scan

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