We are
pleased to announce the release of
Our second CD
Live 2004 features
10 musical selections, including original works such as “Afro-Taiko,” as well as
traditional music from Japan. It also features our versions of Zoku and Irodori,
made famous by the legendary KODO drummers of Japan. The CD was recorded live at
the State Fair of Texas in September and October, 2004. (Total playing time 43:51)
The CD is always available at our live
performances.
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CDs now, using a credit card
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Price $10.00 + $2.50 shipping & handling
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| Drummers |
Selections |
| Kent Multer Martin McCall
Craig Shropshire
Rodney Cole |
1. Zendaiko
2. Irodori
3. Gift
4. Mai
5. Suehiro
6. Wachi
7. Afro-Taiko
8. O-hanabi
9. Zoku
10. Ogi Matsuri |
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Audio downloads
If you'd like to listen to some of our
music now, you can click on the links below to download or listen to a few of our favorite
songs:
And for those of you with slower Internet
connections:
How do I listen to these files?
Most likely, when you click on one of the
above links, your Web browser will pop up either a player program to listen to the music,
or a dialog box so you can decide where to save the downloaded file. You might need
to wait a few moments for your computer to start up the appropriate program.
If you need more information, the following
facts may help.
RealAudio
is a streaming format, so you don’t have to wait for the whole thing to download; you
can start listening almost at once. If your computer doesn’t have a player
program for this format, we recommend RealPlayer; you can download a free copy from real.com.
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MP3 files have
a better sound quality than the Real Audio streams; but you will have to download the
whole file before you can listen to it. If your computer doesn’t have a player
program for this format, we recommend Winamp; you can download a free copy from winamp.com. 
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If you have problems with your browser, you
may want to override its usual processing, and force it to save the audio file on your
hard drive. (Then you can work on it later, when you're not tying up the phone
line!) To do this, use the following steps:
- Click with the right mouse button on the
link for the desired song; this will pop up a small menu.
- Select “Save Link As” (for Netscape or Forefox
browsers) or “Save Target As” (for Internet Explorer).
- The browser will display a dialog box that lets you specify
the file name and folder location (just as you would when saving a file from a word
processor or any other program).
- Click “Save.” Your browser will download
the file without trying to play it or do any other processing.