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 concerning Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra
Author: sömeone 
Date:   2004-10-24 07:15

hehe
i sure do like him. (oboist), well 64kb recordings never sounded better right?
tokyo kosei is also one of my favourite bands.
i have their philip sparke and claude t smith recordings.
awesome by tonality, sonority, and musicality.
maybe some intonation flaws here and there.
but the greatest orchestras in the world also perform with those little mishaps right?
all to the end its good music that counts. well i've learned not to complain so much. Haha.
Beware because it is not always the same oboist playing. They have quite a few freelance players.
Anyways i really like the oboist. Its kind of a personal preference. I love Holiiger, Klein, and Messiter but also loads of oboists that i do not know the names of.
Tokyo Kosei's performance of 'Dream in The Silent Night' arr. by Toshio Mashima is a must for the fans. The oboe solos are amazing!!!!!! Also the Philip Sparke works and Claude T Smith works.

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