A poetic and tranquil soundscape woven together by words and music
A concept album where narration and the sounds of strings gently soak into the soul.
"The Sea" is a unique work from 1968 that combines the narration of actor Koji Ishizaka with the beautiful string music of the American musical group "San Sebastian Strings". The original is a poetry album by Rod McKuen, and in the Japanese version, Ishizaka reads the poems with great emotion. The delicate, flowing string music overlaps with the lingering echoes of the words, making you feel as if you are traveling to the depths of your heart. This is a tranquil and profound work that blurs the boundaries between music and literature and gives you time to gently reexamine your life.
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A:
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1)
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My Friend The Sea
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2)
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While Drifting
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3)
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Gifts From The Sea
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4)
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The Time Of Noon
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5)
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Afternoon Shadows
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6)
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Do You Like The Rain?
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7)
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The Days Of The Dancing
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B:
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1)
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Pushing The Clouds Away
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2)
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You Even Taste Like The Sun
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3)
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The Storm
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4)
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The Ever Constant Sea
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5)
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The Gypsy Camp
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6)
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Beyond The Bend Ahead
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7)
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The Sea
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Written-By, Liner Notes - Rod McKuen
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Engineer - Eddie Brackett
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Composed By, Arranged By, Conductor - Anita Kerr
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Engineer - Wally Heider
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Photography By [Kerr] - Ed Thrasher
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Strings - The San Sebastian Strings
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Photography By [Mckuen] - Ed Habib
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Soloist, Trumpet [Solo] - Cappy Lewis
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Photography By [Cover] - Joseph Muench
