Petite Fleur〜Amapola
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Petite Fleur〜Amapola
Summary
Petite Fleur〜Amapola is an album[1].
Key Facts
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's instance of is recorded as album[2].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola was published by EMI Music Japan[3].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's genre is jazz[4].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola followed Best of Best - Selected by Naoko Terai[5].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola was followed by Adagio[6].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola was produced by Naoko Terai[7].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola was performed by Naoko Terai[8].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's record label is recorded as EMI Music Japan[9].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's place of publication is recorded as Japan[10].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola was distributed by compact disc[11].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola was distributed by music download[12].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's recorded at studio or venue is recorded as Sound City (Japan)[13].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola was released on January 30, 2008[14].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's executive producer is recorded as Hitoshi Namekata[15].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's title is recorded as Petite Fleur〜Amapola[16].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's charted in is recorded as Oricon Albums Chart[17].
- Petite Fleur〜Amapola's form of creative work is recorded as studio album[18].
Product Details
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Release type: Album[19]
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First release date: 2008-01-30[20]
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MusicBrainz ID: 0c10581b-2448-4e26-b120-4719556a3d2a[21]
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Authorship and Creation
Petite Fleur〜Amapola was published by EMI Music Japan[3]. It was performed by Naoko Terai[8]. It was produced by Naoko Terai[7].
Publication
Petite Fleur〜Amapola was released on January 30, 2008[14]. Its place of publication is recorded as Japan[10]. Its genre is jazz[4]. Recorded distribution format include compact disc[11] and music download[12].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Petite Fleur〜Amapola followed Best of Best - Selected by Naoko Terai[5]. It was followed by Adagio[6].