title	Dejima Suite
subtitle	a music project inspired by the Dutch-Japanese history by Wil Offermans
category	CD by Wil Offermans
performer	Wil Offermans (flute, bass-flute, contra-bass-flute, Thumpy, synthesizer & sampler); Junko Ueda: (satsuma-biwa, vocals); Hôdô Matsuo (shômyô / Japanese Buddhist monk chanting); The Voices of Nagasaki Ensemble (voice): Kayoko Ano; Yuria Itô; Moeko Eguchi; Bungo Okuno; Yoshifumi Okuno; Yûdai Obuchi; Mari Kanezaki; Fumiko Kusano; Kimiko Sakai; Chizuko Sasayama; Shigeko Shibatani; Rie Shimazaki; Akemi Takayama; Ai Tanaka; Reina Tanaka; Shôko Tajiri; Yôko Naitô; Aiko Nakagawa; Kazuyo Hamasaki; Yôko Hayashida; Ritsuko Fukai; Naomi Fuji; Yukino Matsuo; Naho Matsuda; Mari Miyazaki; Eriko Murakami; Megumi Yamashita; Chidori Yamasaki; Takako Mori; Miwa Yano; Hitomi Yoshida; Hisako Watase.
composer	Wil Offermans
contents	1. Ancient Voices 2. Voices of Ocean 3. Voices of Celebration 4. Voices of Nagasaki 5. Inner Voices 6. Crossing Voices 7. Into the Future
publisher	E-records, Amsterdam
number	CD E-011
year	2001
total time	44 minutes
booklet	4 pages text in English and Japanese
notes	- The score of Voices of Nagasaki (#4) has been published in an arrangement for flute ensemble of Wil Offermans by Zimmermann, Frankfurt (ZM 34770). - This CD is produced on the occasion of the 400 years relationship between Japan and Holland. - Dejima Suite has been premiered on February 18th 2001 in NIB Dejima Hall, Nagasaki, Japan - Special thanks to: Hirokazu Ishio; Hôdô Matsuo; Kôfuku-ji temple; Three F Nagasaki; The Nagasaki Holland Year Association; The Royal Netherlands Embassy.
website	for more information and sound samples, please visit this website.