Impressions d'Asie
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Mandala/Harmonia Mundi
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When a classical guitar falls in love with Chinese folk music, when their fusion gives rise to resonance between two cultures, when age-old strings resonate beyond traditions. When Sound becomes Music.
Here, by way of celebrating the opening up to the world of this great millenial country,
Pascal Bournet offers us 16 musical pieces
representing several Chinese provinces,
all performed on the guitar and in certain cases accompanied by a violin.
Here, in keeping with the spirit of his previous albums,
the register of his favourite instrument
finds an original opening.
Patrick Raveau
| 1. | Jasmine Flower | 4’21 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
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| 2. | Melancholy | 2’44 | ![]() |
Pascal Bournet |
| 3. | At the River Qin | 2’06 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| 4. | Buddha's Smile | 1’09 | ![]() |
Pascal Bournet |
| 5. | Springtime Dance | 2’03 | ![]() |
Pascal Bournet |
| 6. | Morning Snow | 3’15 | ![]() |
Pascal Bournet |
| 7. | China Blue | 3’42 | ![]() |
Pascal Bournet |
| 8. | Dance of the Li | 2’35 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| 9. | The Golden Tablet | 1’55 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| 10. | Earthly Paradise | 2’14 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| 11. | Love is a flower of Dama | 3’23 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| 12. | Give me a Rose | 2’04 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| 13. | The sound of Bells in a Monastery | 3’31 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| 14. | Asphodel | 2’31 | ![]() |
Robert Le Gall |
| 15. | Chao Yuen Qu | 3’04 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| 16. | Jasmine Flower (2nd vers.) | 2’06 | ![]() |
trad./Pascal Bournet |
| Total: | 42’47 | |||
- Compositions and arrangements
- Pascal Bournet (except N°14, Robert Le Gall)
- Pascal Bournet
- guitars, percussions, glock
- Robert Le Gall
- violin, baglama, mandolin in N° 1, 3, 11, 14 et 15
- Recorded and mixed in
- studio 78 (Aigremont), 2005
- Our thanks to
(Dr Phan Chau)
for his valuable advice.
- Fleur de Jasmin













