Tilopa : Kyotaku Live.
Healing magic of the japanese zenflute.
Atmospheric and timeless,Kyotaku Live showcases the richly serene sound of the kyotaku?an ancient Japanese zen-flute with pentatonic tuning. The kyotaku was played frequently in the old days of Japan, but was largely replaced by other instruments during the twentieth century. Reviving a nearly lost musical tradition, this recording by Tilopa features some of the most important traditional pieces for this instrument.
Songs:
1. Yamato Choshi
2. Hi Fu Mi
3. Kyo Choshi
4. Kyushu Reibo
5. Kyo Rei
6. Shakuhachi Shrutibox
7. Ajikan
8. Kyotaku Klangschale
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Release date: 5/10/2004
Tilopa lives in Wittibreut Germany
Tagged as: Ambient, World, New Age, Space Music, Flute, Remixed by Four Stones, Drone
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Tilopa : Kyotaku Live.