Hmmm... as more of an psycho-historian (psycho historian?) than a musician,
I find this very interesting. But I think it would also be very interesting
to discuss the reasons for the surgence (as opposed to resurgence) and
history of the shakuhachi in the West...
any comments? As a beneficiary of shakuhachi music, tea ceremony, sushi,
sake and zazen, I find it to be quite interesting to see how we adopt and
modify these Japanese forms.
Brett "Bud" Breitwieser ( bud@zenbud.com <mailto:bud@zenbud.com> )
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Impermanence:
"To what shall
I liken the world?
Moonlight, reflected
In dewdrops,
Shaken from a crane's bill."
-Dogen-Zenji
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