“The emergence of new technologies has a way of revealing unexpected
aspects of the natural universe.”
Thank you, Michael.
Download and enjoy here.
“The emergence of new technologies has a way of revealing unexpected
aspects of the natural universe.”
Thank you, Michael.
Download and enjoy here.
Tanikita Muchiku Roan, 1878-1957
taken from Tozan-ryu: An Innovation of the Shakuhachi Tradition from Fuke-shu to Secularism by Takahashi Tone, PhD (via The International Shakuhachi Society):
“37th Abbot of Meian-ji from 1949. Ten years after Kobayashi Shizan’s death, the Myoan-kyokai, in association with the soke (the head person of a Ryu) of different shakuhachi ryu, elected Tanikita Muchiku (1878- 1950) as his successor. Born in Kyoto in the eleventh year of Meiji (1878), he was first initiated into the Myoan Taizan style of shakuhachi by Takaya Yuchiku, a student of Higuchi taizan; later, in the forty-first year of Meiji(1908) , Tanikita began to study with Higuchi Taizan. It is well known that the bereaved family of Higuchi Taizan claimed Tanikita Muchiku to be the true bearer of Taizan’s style.”
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piezas = b.a. pera, risa tolentino, james wetzel, e.p. prezzano, various electronic & stringed instruments.
Recorded in Radicofani Italy, Summer 2009
From the Celestino album Protector’s Tea.
The visual and auditory melancholy of Sir Tim P
Queen of Broken Hearts (2010) – A piece by choreographer Pearl Ubungen, music composed by Sky Burials (Celestino & Jams P. Valentine)
I recorded this improvisation on a pretty evening at the end of last summer. A microphone hanging out of the window to accompany my guitar loops atop a synth pattern. Video was captured in the same area a few moments later.