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Sanctuary,
Music from a Zen Garden
Riley Lee 49603 Narada |
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One of
the foremost shakuhachi flute performers, Riley Lee was the first
non-Japanese dai shihan (grand master) of the shakuhachi
tradition. His fluid sound and warm tone are the results of years
of study in Japan. Lee has the unique ability to bridge
differences of culture, infusing the quiet dignity of Japanese music
with the freedom of contemporary instrumental music.
"For centuries, playing the shakuhachi was the primary meditative practice of a sect of Zen Buddhist monks who called themselves komusô (priests of nothingness). For them, the shakuhachi was a spiritual tool more than an instrument of music. They knew that playing the shakuhachi relaxed the mind and body in many ways, and that it aided their practice of meditation and contemplation. Playing in this manner is called suizen, meaning 'blowing Zen'. -Riley Lee
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