Episodes
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“Nagara no Haru” / “Azuma no Kyoku”
The end of "Kyoto Meditations." Thanks for listening.
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Meditation #32
"What is the cause of the world?" A shakuhachi improvisation.
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Yugure no Kyoku
"Everything that is authentic is sacred."
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Meditation #31
"Think? How the hell are you gonna think . . .." A shakuhachi improvisation.
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Meditation #30
"You can't make it go away." A shakuhachi improvisation.
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“Shishi”
"Why do I always fall for that old line?"
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Meditation #29
"Whose flute is that in the painted tower?" A shakuhachi improvisation.
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Meditation #28
"Going from zero to zero . . .." A shakuhachi improvisation.
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“Matsukaze”
"Bamboo shadows on the steps."
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Minyo Medley #2
"Some people feel the rain." Japanese folk songs.
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