Yellow Magic Orchestra (YMO) and Solo Careers - Covers and Remixes

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Kimi ni mune kyun

Yuko Ando        - Kimi Ni Mune Kyun           -         -

Mix from the Japanese 80's icon that featured on MTHRFTHR issue 4

01. Yellow Magic Orchestra - The End of Asia
02. Testpattern - Techno Age
03. Taeko Ohnuki - Tintin
04. Haruomi Hosono - L.D.K
05. Jun Togawa - 月世界旅行
06. Testpattern - ホープ (Hope)
07. Yellow Magic Orchestra - Gradated Gray
08. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Steppin’ into Asia
09. Hajime Tachibana - Rock
10. Miharu Koshi - 逆さ賢人・イーガス
11. Yukihiro Takahashi - Disposable Love
12. Akiko Yano - 春咲小紅
13. Yellow Magic Orchestra - Kimi ni, mune kyun
14. IPPU-DO - ムーンライト マジック
15. Tamao Koike - Kagami no Nakano Jugatsu (Remix Version)
16. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Left Bank
17. Inoyama Land- Mizue
18. Logic System - Min-Yo(ru)-Hitsuji
19. End

MFBITS Vol.1: Shinkansen

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http://www.ericpeelmusic.com/gymnopedie-no.-1-percussion-ensemble

The instruments were carefully chosen to best emulate specific orchestral sounds from Claude Debussy's arrangement of this timeless piano solo. For example, chimes are used to create the sound of the bell-tone technique played by the french horns in Debussy's arrangement. A more obvious example is how timpani played specifically with a soft mallet is used to emulate the double bass.

To minimize the size of the ensemble, some players have one or two extra instruments. The timpanist for example will play suspended cymbal at times. Also, both auxiliary parts have multiple instruments. This could be an ideal first guide for handling such a part. A group of eight dedicated percussionists will find a true and felt connection to legitimate classical music.

This piece is written for two Vibraphones (3-octave and 4-octave), Glockenspiel, Chimes, Xylophone, two 4.3-octave Marimbas, Timpani, 6in Triangle, Wind Chimes, Concert Bass Drum, two Suspended Cymbals. An alternate 3-octave Vibraphone part is included to substitute ensembles with no access to a 4-octave instrument. This is reflected in the included alternate score.

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Gymnopédie No. 1 for Percussion Ensemble

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"When I get asked to do mixes I often take that as an opportunity to put together a selection of my favourite pieces from a specific era, genre or composer. In this case I compiled a number of my favourite Japanese electronic tracks as I have been listening to a lot of that stuff for the past year or so."

Throughout the last decade Ulrich Schnauss has produced three albums which perfectly captured his vision of taking the 90's 'Shoegaze' aesthetic - very uncool at the time as we'll discuss below - and placing it into an electronic context. With the new album 'A Long Way To Fall' Ulrich felt the need to change and explore new avenues. And it's another beauty.

On the 3rd July, German born musician and producer Ulrich Schnauss will play an extra special live A/V show at Electrowerkz. We decided that this was the perfect time to have him create his Ransom Note Mix and we caught up with him to find out a bit more about his background, his mix and his general thought on music;

Read all here: http://www.theransomnote.co.uk/music/mixes/ulrich-schnauss-the-ransom-note-mix-talk/

Tracklisting:

01) ryuichi sakamoto: before long
02) inoyama land: apple star
03) testpattern: souvenir glace
04) sandii: zoot kook
05) ymo: expected way
06) ryuichi sakamoto: exhibition
07) chiemi manabe: うんととおく
08) yukihiro takahashi: curtains
09) haruomi hosono: hotel malabar roof garden
10) testpattern: ring dance
11) testpattern: ryugu
12) ymo: perspective
13) ymo: 音楽
14) haruomi hosono: madam consul general of madras

Ulrich Schnauss - The Ransom Note Mix

Track 4 from the album "Safety In Numbers"

Night Of The Cold Noses

Push play sit back close your eyes and take a trip to Okinawa.  Come listen free anytime or if you really wanna fall asleep riding your bicycle add it to your itune library.  http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/okinawa-tradition-asadoya/id421180012
A symbol of Okinawan tradition, the “Sanshin,” is an instrument used to create mystical sounds. The “Sanba,” known as Ryukyu castanet, punctuates the rhythms, while the Fue (flute), Yubi Fue (flute), and Taiko (drum), and vocals complete the complex, rich texture of the genre.

Okinawa Tradition Asadoya Yunta

Places we have been - they guide us somehow. Sometimes even if we only have been dreaming of beeing there.

In the streets of Osaka there is a lot of melodic sounds in the air. From traffic lights, garbage collections, mobile traders selling ramen soup... 

In this track everything you hear is from field recordings made by @maguri - thank you Martin!

Osaka

Minimums vs Ymo_Kimi Ni Mune Kyun

Music Box Like,”Kimi ni, mune kyun. (A holiday affair)"　(original by yellow magic orchestra).
MIDI.

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Thousand Knives（坂本龍一）♞

I had to speed it up just slightly to avoid copyright, enjoy.

Yellow Magic Orchestra - Kimi Ni Mune Kyun

Cosmic Surfing （Yellow Magic Orchestra cover）

Focus / YMO - Simulated with KORG Gadget iOS

Written for the Phantom Regiment percussion ensemble, Rochambeaux was awarded first prize in the 2001 DCI percussion ensemble competition. The dominating 7/8 feel, flashy keyboard runs, and ethnic modalities drive the three distinct sections of this groove-based work.

As an option, an 11th player may be added as a featured marimba soloist. There is a separate part for this optional soloist which can be featured over an elongated treatment of the slower, middle phrase. Other solos may be traded among some (or all) other performers during the 6/8 African section ensuring that no two performances of this piece will ever be the same. Certain to garner audience appeal!

Sheet music available at http://www.tapspace.com


Rochambeaux (Brian S. Mason)

Kimi ni, Mune Kyun.

03 Kimi ni, Mune Kyun.

Visible Cloaks, Yoshio Ojima & Satsuki Shibano - "Anata"

Taken from FRKWYS Vol. 15: serenitatem, available April 5, 2019 on RVNG Intl.

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FRKWYS Vol. 15: serenitatem

Visible Cloaks, Yoshio Ojima & Satsuki Shibano - Anata

A classic remix of School Food Punishment's cover of Kimi ni Mune Kyun, using 2-step drum loops and sub-bass loops.

Minimums vs Ymo_Kimi Ni Mune Kyun

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