Kyotaku Breeze by Tilopa Tilopa : Kyotaku Breeze.
 Healing magic of the japanese zenflute.

After having played the Japanese Zenflute-Kyotaku for more than 30 years, Tilopa goes back to his roots with this album, on which you'll find ancient traditional Zen songs of the wandering monks that he learned from his Master Koku Nishimura.

Tilopa is one of the few Westerners who have mastered this art. Zen is very quiet music that transports a deep meditative quality.

Songs:

1. Koku - Empty heaven
2. Kyo Rei - Empty bells
3. Ajikan - Meditation on sound a
4. Reibo - Longing for bells
5. Saji - Buddha's compassion

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 04/10/2020
Tilopa lives in Wittibreut Germany

Tagged as: New Age, World, Instrumental New Age, Flute, Massage, Meditation, Yoga

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