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haiku #333: A wild sea- / In the distance over Sado / The Milky Way.

this side of the mountain
the leaves less enthusiastic
about turning red

naviarhaiku382: this side of the mountain

The beginning of all art:
a song when planting a rice field
in the country’s inmost part.

Ichihara Tayo-Jo (1776 – 1865) lost her husband at 31, and for many years she had to take care of her family and business on her own. Tayo discovered haiku thanks to Ishii Ukoo, a local, accomplished haiku poet and friend of hers; she moved to Edo in 1823, where she lived as a haiku master until very old age.

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Philosopher's Lapislazuli

Rice Field

Rice Field (naviarhaiku384)

Silent Travelers(beat)

machines hate(beat)

My first Naviar Haiku challenge (https://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku/). Based on this haiku by Ichihara Tayo-Jo (1776 – 1865)

The beginning of all art:
a song when planting a rice field
in the country’s inmost part.

It's surprising where inspiration takes you! This led me towards considering the growth and development of electroacoustic music since its seeds were planted in the middle of the last century. The piece is improbably based on an upbeat version of the old hymn that starts "We plough the fields and scatter...".

Made in REAPER from a freebie midi file, Sonuscore's The Orchestra and several effects.

Ploughing the Past (naviarhaiku384)

Made for the 385th Naviar Records Haiku Challenge. Details and other inspirations at https://www.naviarrecords.com/2021/05/19/naviarhaiku385-moonbeams/

Fishing for moonbeams [naviarhaiku385]

KILLA DE LA MODE 4.

LostFrequency

Degeneracy - LIVE  Dani Kirby/Mat Ward

This track was created for the Naviar Haiku group.
333 week haiku
naviarlab.tumblr.com/

2020-05-21

A wild sea- In the distance over Sado The Milky Way. ( Naviarhaiku 333 )

Another fairly literal interpretation but one that seems to work quite well. I had a couple of field recordings of birds and the ocean that seemed like a good fit here. My concept was a transition from earth to space, represented by field recordings then synth pad and plucks. Fairly direct, but overall I'm happy with the end result.

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This track was inspired by the following Haiku:
A wild sea -
In the distance over Sado
The Milky Way.

Wild Stars (naviarhaiku333)

A wild sea-
In the distance over Sado
The Milky Way.

haiku by Matsuo Basho https://web.archive.org/web/20110303133453/http://thegreenleaf.co.uk/hp/basho/00bashohaiku.htm

picture by Erwin Doorn https://unsplash.com/@erwindoorn

For more information visit http://www.naviarrecords.com/about/naviar-haiku

milky

halF wilD [naviarhaiku333]

Electric guitars (3 x stratocaster)
Upright bass
Synthesizers
May 21st 2020.

For this haiku:
"A wild sea-
In the distance over Sado
The Milky Way."

Composed and performed by Daniel Diaz
Photo by Davide Baraldi
Poem by  Matsuo Basho

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The Milky Way Sea (naviarhaiku333)

a wild sea
in the distance over Sado
the Milky Way

naviarhaiku333: a wild sea

Suicide Song

Naviar is a music community and label. Through regular publications, open projects and events, we explore the connection between experimental music and traditional Japanese poetry.

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