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  Composed and performed by DD, February 2019. Ukuleles bowed upright basses orchestral soundscape muted piano, voices synthesizer celesta slight percussion groove ( tongue drums and thunder drum). Music for this poem: “Transience Petal by petal We let go” haiku by Debbie Strange debbiemstrange.blogspot.com picture by Annie Spratt unsplash.com/@anniespratt

My creations inspired by haikus this last few months:    

  first track for 2019, music for this haiku: “mountain village the endless solitude of a lark’s song” composed and performed by DD ukuleles (two takes, L/R) reverse ukulele muted upright piano treated piano (pick and bow) sine wave monophonic synthesizer khim (samples) brass section (albion I) photo by ricardo gomez angel poem by iliyana […]

Epiphone Sheraton electric guitar (finger picked arpeggios and e-bow solo) Microkorg synth. Performed by DD Music for this haiku: “washing the ink stone the Indian ink flows away blkue, blue” haiku by Hashimoto Takako www.naviarrecords.com/2018/10/03/nav…the-ink-stone/

Composed by DD in Zahara De Los Atunes, Cádiz, Andalucía, España. Instruments: Accordina Charango Udu drum Upright bass Indonesian flutes. Performed by DD , Barbate, Spain and Paris , France. Music for this haiku: “a carpet of snow keeping me from going close to the ocean’s edge” Photo by Joel Vodell Poem by Yamaguchi Seishi […]

Solo electric guitar by DD Music for this haiku: “a ladder put against an apple tree goes through toward the sky” image by Setuan Ajina poem by Hashimoto Takako (1899-1963)

Steel string Requinto (acoustic guitar) Upright Bass Crystal bowls soundscape. Music for this haiku: “Indian summer: dragonfly shadows seldom brush the window” Poem by Masaoka Shiki Picture by Balaji Malliswamy More on Naviar-Haiku: www.naviarrecords.com/2018/06/13/nav…indian-summer/ New version of and old track released by Cezame-Fle and available for license here: www.cezame-fle.com/liste_resultats…d_media[]=23811

Composed and performed by DD in Paris, France, May 2018. Tibetan bowls Shakuhachi Melodica Hohner Treated dulcimer Clocks Tongue drums (treated) Matrix 12 synth pad Voices Music for this haiku: “A snail raising its horns: edge of the well” Photo by Benjamin Robin Jespersen Poem by Natsume Sôseki