郑钧=zj 郑钧

Import 5-CD set features their albums (all in original form); Everybody Else is Doing It.., No Need to Argue, To the Faithful Departed, Bury the Hatchet and Wake Up and Smell the Coffee. All CDs packaged in cardboard sleeves.

VA - Azuli presents Space Ibiza (2003)" refers to a compilation album released by Azuli Records, featuring a selection of tracks associated with the legendary Space Ibiza nightclub during the 2003 season. Space Ibiza, known for its iconic parties and influential music, was a hotspot for electronic dance music. The compilation likely includes tracks from notable DJs and producers who performed at Space Ibiza that year, capturing the essence of the club's sound and atmosphere. Azuli Records, known for releasing quality dance music compilations, would have curated this album to reflect the vibrant and energetic vibe of the Ibiza club scene during that period. If you're into classic house and techno from the early 2000s, this compilation might be a great addition to your collection.

Zhao Jiping can be rightly considered as China's John Williams. Having made his reputation scoring some of the most popular arthouse films from China's Fifth Generation Filmmakers (including "To Live", "Ju Dou", "Farewell My Concubine", and "Raise The Red Lantern", Zhao achieved international recognition following the release of the CD "Electric Shadows" (2000). The present recording is a suite compiled from the incidental music Zhao composed for the popular historic drama "Qiao's Grand Courtyard." Stylistically, think Morricone at his sweetest, with a Chinese flavor. The suite has become quite popular in China and is frequently programmed on concerts.

Zhao Jiping can be rightly considered as China's John Williams, boasting the critically acclaimed scores for some of the most popular arthouse films from China's Fifth Generation Filmmakers. In addition to his prolific output for cinema and television, Zhao has written many works for the concert hall. Zhao's First Symphony is written in a broadly tonal/Romantic idiom (think Chinese Howard Hanson…). A wordless chorus joins in the finals for a sweeping, cinematic conclusion.