Wow, this starting playfulness here reminds me of Laurie Spiegel. Entirely a great track!

More on the 680th weekly Disquiet Junto project, Reverse Resolution — The Assignment: Finish something (musical) you started last year — at https://disquiet.com/0680/

Reverse Resolution [disquiet0680]

This was my contribution for Disquiet Junto Project 0680: Reverse Resolution. The Assignment: Finish something (musical) you started last year.

Here’s a copy of my post on the Disquiet Junto 0680 discussion thread on Lines:

I didn’t realize I had such a large collection of unfinished tracks and musical sketches from last year on my laptop. For this piece, I used a sequence I created last year when I was exploring the new plugin Tela by Fors.fm. I added additional tracks in Ableton Live using Madrona Labs Sumu and Slate+Ash Spectres.  

More on the 680th weekly Disquiet Junto project, Reverse Resolution — The Assignment: Finish something (musical) you started last year — at https://disquiet.com/0680

Gathering Stray Totems [disquiet0680]

Submission for Disquiet Junto 0684. Synths from Pure Data and Ableton. Field Recordings by me: dawn chorus in Humboldt State park, cottonwood leaves on the Van Duzen river, Cicadas on the Tsitsikamma Trail, South Africa, sounds of the Tilburg Textile Museum artists' workspace.

early birds (disquiet0684)

The track starts off with simulated bird sounds, courtesy of the Wing Pinger. Gradually, a C+ chord emerges, which is then joined by a bouncy sequence and eventually a rather standard techno beat, which will hopefully get one out of bed and onto the sidewalk for a good morning run. 

disquiet0684

Inspired by the haiku:

Mount Asama
amidst its fumes and ash
fresh young leaves!

by: Yosa Buson

https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku579-mount-asama/

from the ashes (naviarhaiku579)

quiescence!
touching not the blossoms,
temple bell's voice

by: Fuhaku
Kawakami Fuhaku was a tea master and the founder of the Edosenke, a school of tea ceremony. He was also an accomplished haiku poet.

Touching Not  - 時鐘 [naviarhaiku580]

This track was created for the Naviar Haiku group.
580
https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku580-quiescence/

2025-02-14

Temple Bell's Voice (Naviarhaiku 580  )

Naviar Haiku 580 as inspiration had me deciding to use a piece of our life space, the bell from the haiku, then a deconstruction of ethereal and other temple meditation type aspects to try and get us deeper into the haiku's many mind space avenues it offers. To leave you in a meditation type moment and then the piece evaporates around you leaving you sitting in the temple again hopefully. At any moment where it could turn into a melody quite easily I turn it away to a new path endlessly throughout. Imagine you can see a fish swimming up a stream, constantly changing it's path, like a leaf in the wind. Right now we are on an excursion to the temple mind set..... experience in your stillness-meditation personal moment for as long as the song lasts.

Temple Bells Voice   Naviarhaiku 580   Entanglement Mooser a - 2_16_25, 8.53 PM

For the full experience, we recommend using headphones and closing your eyes.

Live-recorded Tibetan copper bowls, weaving deep harmonics into silence. Their resonance dissolves barriers, clears mental fog, and restores balance. Echoes of stillness, grounding, and release. Perfect for moments of introspection, deep listening, and mindfulness.

Tibetan Bowls [LIVE] – Sound Meditation

Easter parade*: the
Completion of a lifetime's 
Work. You may trust this

*Song title by Scottish pop group, The Blue Nile

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Original music & haiku poetry by Bob Weathers

from the ashes (naviarhaiku579)

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