One Leaf Then Another (naviarhaiku630)

Fragile, warm, major chords are spread in a slow arc, like an string carillon. — a fully acoustic piece built without a click, letting time breathe. The first part unfolds as ascending-descending arpeggios, traveling from the lowest bass notes to the highest ukulele register, spanning several octaves across three instruments. The second part settles into repeating acoustic patterns, with tempo-based delays and softly strummed Martin chords expanding the motion. Not ambient, but song-like — a neoclassical acoustic soundscape: tender, positive, and quietly buoyant. Inspired by this haiku: One leaf falls; then another — on the wind. Haiku by Hattori Ransetsu Photo by Oliver Hihn Acoustic guitars, tenor ukulele & acoustic bass guitar — DD naviarhaiku630