tracks

The Overture
Arpegiator
Equinoxe Part 4
Fishing Junks At Sunset
Band In The Rain
Equinoxe Part 7
Orient Express
Magnetic Fields Part 1
Magnetic Fields Part 3
Magnetic Fields Part 4
Laser Harp
Night In Shanghaï
The Last Rumba
Magnetic Fields Part 2
Souvenir Of China

notes

℗ 1982 Jean Michel Jarre / Disques Dreyfus - BMG
© 2014 Jean Michel Jarre / Disques Dreyfus - BMG

Booklet:
1981: Jean Michel Jarre was the first western musician to perform in post-Mao China and this live album is a chronicle of those historic concerts in Beijing & Shanghai. For this occasion Jarre especially composed some new material marrying his electronic music with harmonies and traditional instruments to perform with the Beijing Oriental Symphony Orchestra - Night in Shanghai, Fishing Junks At Sunset, Orient Express, Laser Harp, Arpegiator & Souvenir Of China.
Amplification, Lighting Equipment: Regiscene
PA system: Bose
Laser equipment: Coherent
Transport equipment: Etex
Travel organization: C.G.T.T.
We would like to thank the following people and organisations for their assistance in making the organisation of those concerts in the People's Republic of China possible: Chinese Commission for Foreign Cultural Relations, particularly Mrs. Li Paoqiu and Mr. Vao Ling Han, the Beijing Performance Company, particularly Mr Tiao Ye, the Chinese National Radio and CCTV, the City Of Shanghai Cultural Commission & particularly Mr. Zhang Xiao Zhu, the Beijing Music Conservatory, particularly Mr. Wu Zu Quiang, the workers of the Capital Indoor Stadium in Beijing and the Shanghai Stadium, the Chinese Embassy in Paris, the Chinese interpreters, particularly Mr Zhang, Ms. Gong Huihia & Mr. Vao, and the Fench Embassy in China & particularly Mr Claude Martin Minister Counsellor for his precious help.
Special thanks to Francis Mandin and Music Land, Marie Holtzman, Richard Arzt, Jean-Luc Cronel and Jean-Pierre Vincon.
Recording of the Beijing and Shanghai Concerts in october 1981 on "le Flight Mobil" with a "SAJE" mixing console.
Mixing on MCI.
New mastering from the original analog tapes - 2014 ℗ 1982 Jean Michel Jarre / Disques Dreyfus - BMG
© 2014 Jean Michel Jarre / Disques Dreyfus - BMG
Made in the E.U.

1981: Jean Michel Jarre was the first western musician to perform in post-Mao China and this live album is a chronicle of those historic concerts in Beijing & Shanghai. For this occasion Jarre especially composed some new material marrying his electronic music with harmonies and traditional instruments to perform with the Beijing Oriental Symphony Orchestra - Night in Shanghai, Fishing Junks At Sunset, Orient Express, Laser Harp, Arpegiator & Souvenir Of China.

Amplification, Lighting Equipment: Regiscene
PA system: Bose
Laser equipment: Coherent
Transport equipment: Etex
Travel organization: C.G.T.T.

We would like to thank the following people and organisations for their assistance in making the organisation of those concerts in the People's Republic of China possible: Chinese Commission for Foreign Cultural Relations, particularly Mrs. Li Paoqiu and Mr. Vao Ling Han, the Beijing Performance Company, particularly Mr Tiao Ye, the Chinese National Radio and CCTV, the City Of Shanghai Cultural Commission & particularly Mr. Zhang Xiao Zhu, the Beijing Music Conservatory, particularly Mr. Wu Zu Quiang, the workers of the Capital Indoor Stadium in Beijing and the Shanghai Stadium, the Chinese Embassy in Paris, the Chinese interpreters, particularly Mr Zhang, Ms. Gong Huihia & Mr. Vao, and the Fench Embassy in China & particularly Mr Claude Martin Minister Counsellor for his precious help.
Special thanks to Francis Mandin and Music Land, Marie Holtzman, Richard Arzt, Jean-Luc Cronel and Jean-Pierre Vincon.

Recording of the Beijing and Shanghai Concerts in october 1981 on "le Flight Mobil" with a "SAJE" mixing console.
Mixing on MCI.
New mastering from the original analog tapes - 2014

credits

Art Direction [Concerts], Artwork [Cover Artwork Conceived By] – Mark Fisher (5)
Composed By, Producer, Concept By [Concerts], Performer [Concerts], Synthesizer [Fairlight, OBX A, Taurus, AKS, VCS 3, Micro Synthe Electroharmonix], MIDI Controller [Harpe Laser], Organ [Eminent, Elka], Drum Machine [Lynn Drum], Mixed By – Jean Michel Jarre,
Concept By [Laser Harp Conception] – Bernard Szajner
Engineer [Sound] – Michel Geiss, Philippe Latron
Graphics [Concerts Visual Graphic Design], Artwork [Cover Artwork Conceived By] – Kate Hepburn
Lighting [Designer] – Gerard Lafosse,
Lighting [Laser Management] – Claude Lifante
Lighting [Laser Technicians] – Christian Queniart, Frank Vialle
Lighting [Laser Writing] – Denis Carnus
Mixed By – Rene Ameline,
Mixed By [Monitor Mix] – Patrick Clerc
Percussion [Electronic], Electronic Drums [Simmons] – Roger Rizzitelli
Photography By [Inside Photos] – Red Saunders (2)
Photography By [Photos In China] – Marc Garanger
Producer [Concerts] – Francis Dreyfus
Remastered By – Dave Dadwater
Set Designer [Lighting Towers] – Johnathan Park,
Synthesizer [Moog Liberation, Prophet 5, Korg Polyphonic, Kobol], Organ [Eminent] – Dominique Perrier
Synthesizer [RSF, Yamaha CS 60, ARP 2600], Sequenced By [MDB Polysequencer], Drum Machine [Korg KR 55] – Frederic Rousseau,
Technician [Backliner], Mixed By [Assisted By] – Pierre Mourey
Art Direction [Concerts], Artwork [Cover Artwork Conceived By] – Mark Fisher (5)
Composed By, Producer, Concept By [Concerts], Performer [Concerts], Synthesizer [Fairlight, OBX A, Taurus, AKS, VCS 3, Micro Synthe Electroharmonix], MIDI Controller [Harpe Laser], Organ [Eminent, Elka], Drum Machine [Lynn Drum], Mixed By – Jean Michel Jarre,
Concept By [Laser Harp Conception] – Bernard Szajner
Engineer [Sound] – Michel Geiss, Philippe Latron
Graphics [Concerts Visual Graphic Design], Artwork [Cover Artwork Conceived By] – Kate Hepburn
Lighting [Designer] – Gerard Lafosse,
Lighting [Laser Management] – Claude Lifante
Lighting [Laser Technicians] – Christian Queniart, Frank Vialle
Lighting [Laser Writing] – Denis Carnus
Mixed By – Rene Ameline,
Mixed By [Monitor Mix] – Patrick Clerc
Percussion [Electronic], Electronic Drums [Simmons] – Roger Rizzitelli
Photography By [Inside Photos] – Red Saunders (2)
Photography By [Photos In China] – Marc Garanger
Producer [Concerts] – Francis Dreyfus
Remastered By – Dave Dadwater
Set Designer [Lighting Towers] – Johnathan Park,
Synthesizer [Moog Liberation, Prophet 5, Korg Polyphonic, Kobol], Organ [Eminent] – Dominique Perrier
Synthesizer [RSF, Yamaha CS 60, ARP 2600], Sequenced By [MDB Polysequencer], Drum Machine [Korg KR 55] – Frederic Rousseau,
Technician [Backliner], Mixed By [Assisted By] – Pierre Mourey

companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Jean-Michel Jarre
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Disques Dreyfus
Phonographic Copyright (p) – BMG
Copyright (c) – Jean-Michel Jarre
Copyright (c) – Disques Dreyfus
Copyright (c) – BMG
Licensed To – Sony Music Entertainment Germany GmbH
Licensed To – Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd.
Published By – Jean-Michel Jarre
Published By – Francis Dreyfus Music
Mixed At – Studios Ferber
Remastered At – Yakuda Audio
Manufactured By – Sony DADC Manufacturing India Pvt. Ltd.
Marketed By – Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd.
Distributed By – Sony Music Entertainment India Pvt. Ltd.
Recorded By – Studio Flight Mobile
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Jean-Michel Jarre
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Disques Dreyfus
Phonographic Copyright (p) – BMG
Copyright (c) – Jean-Michel Jarre
Copyright (c) – Disques Dreyfus
Copyright (c) – BMG
Licensed To – Sony Music Entertainment Germany GmbH
Published By – Jean-Michel Jarre
Published By – Francis Dreyfus Music
Mixed At – Studios Ferber
Remastered At – Yakuda Audio
Distributed By – Sony Music Entertainment Germany GmbH
Glass Mastered At – Sony DADC – A0102290689-0102
Glass Mastered At – Sony DADC – A0102290701-0202
Recorded By – Studio Flight Mobile

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