Name: Mt. Village at night by joseph pepe danza
Duration: 6 min 33 s
Description: A relatively modern honkyoku piece, recorded with my student Alexander Perkalsky. To give the feeling of a temple in the evening in a village, I recorded the sounds of the dawn in my neighbourhood... birds, children playin, household sounds and a bit of traffic :-)

https://fanlink.to/recurring
Catalog: DRFT041
Format: Digital // Streaming
https://soundcloud.com/peterbark

New Jersey based multi-genre composer and producer Peter Bark presents "Recurring", four long form ambient meditations built around offset loops at odd lengths that evolve and morph with each pass; each moment a new shape and colour.

The resulting 10+ minute meditations reflect Peter Bark's ability to seamlessly infuse electronics with warmth and texture to bring each moment alive with clarity and beauty. "Recurring" imbues a strong sense of place and geography; a forested city park, gentle waves washing against a pier, the quiet murmurs of an art deco era apartment, a sombre evening stroll in the rain.

Far more than your average background or sleep ambient, the listener who takes on "Recurring" with active ears shall be sublimely rewarded. This is the kind of ambient that connects to a part of you and reveals something entirely nameless and new.

Peter Bark has shown time and again that he's very comfortable sitting right in that balanced sweet spot of the ambient world; always focused and original with his own signature sound through modern experimentation blended with nods of the past.

Tracklist:
1. a day
2. a season
3. a lifetime
4. an eternity

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Bandcamp - peterbark.bandcamp.com

released April 29, 2021

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Peter Bark - Recurring [Full Album]

A contemporary classical work for shakuhachi and mixed ensemble.  Only the Ocean Knows features on my Shingetsu CD, which can be purchased from my website http://bronwynkirkpatrick.com/?page_id=240 or downloaded from Bandcamp https://bronwynkirkpatrick.bandcamp.com/album/shingetsu.

Shingetsu

Only the Ocean Knows by Lachlan Skipworth

Poco Adagio 1st Movement - from Sonata in A minor for solo shakuhachi by CPE Bach. Performed by Alcvin Ryūzen Ramos at Cave Without A Name, Boerne, Texas.

Alcvin plays Poco Adagio 1st Movement (Hypoterra) by CPE Bach.

Corazon que es lo unico que tengo

Nearly a year ago I posted the last piece on soundcloud. Meanwhile, so much music has accumulated that there are now 2 new Albums.
Lights & Spirits is an Album with music for solo guitar and music which was created in collaborations with musicians all over the world. We met on soundcloud and worked out this fantastic pieces. I‘m grateful to met these Spirits. These collaborations belongs to the most inspiring moments in my life. Thank you all for your music.

The guest musicians on this album are:

Oddrun Eikli; Oslo, Norway @oddrun-eikli
Stan Leonard; Utrecht, Netherlands @stanleonard (www.stanleonard.com)
Vicente Bueso; Sevilla, Spain @scienceteheran
Jack Morefield; Boston USA @jackwm
Axel Weiss; Würzburg Germany @axelweis
Roger Berkowitz; Flanders, New Jersey, USA @unearth-noise
Steffen Lilie; Münster, Germany @bitzone

If you enjoy this journey you can purchase it here: https://jensfelger.bandcamp.com/album/lights-spirits

Lights & Spirits Album Preview

Recorded as part of Sam Lee's Singing With Nightingales project, May 2017.

Clive Bell plays shakuhachi with two nightingales, midnight, Sussex

About the song: 
This is a song  about connection. It’s about daring to share your life with others. Opening up, taking chances. Throwing away those deceiving social masks. It’s about being yourself and embracing genuine human connections.
    
9.Lonely Wolf          
Lonely wolf what are you looking for - lonely wolf what do you want more
Lonely wolf where do you go? - when you wanna be on your own
Lonely wolf what have you done - whom or what are you hiding from
Lonely wolf I’m just here to ask - ’cause I’ve noticed you’re wearing a mask

Aaaa Oooh

Lonely wolf do you have a pack? - lonely wolf are you going to go back
’Cause I’m intrigued by your darkness and your sweet - lonely wolf I suggest that we meet
Lonely wolf singing in the night - lonely wolf with eyes shining bright
Lonely wolf I wanna know your mysteries and pain - but you don’t have to tell me it’s OK

Aaaa Oooh

Lonely Wolf I’ve got a dark soul too - lonely wolf I’ve locked myself in a room
With a shoebox of dreams and a bottle of truth - lonely wolf while hiding from the moon
Lonely wolf the past is a whore - lonely wolf he keeps begging for more
For the first time ever I need to take care of myself - lonely wolf I don’t need your help

Aaaa Oooh

I know that it gets cold in the night - maybe you need a friend to hold you tight
I know a place where dreams come alive - where lovers lay and sleeping logic lies
Step with me out into the moonlight - come with me to where wolves cannot hide

Lonely wolf we could hang out - my inner lonely wolf would like that very much
Lonely wolf just know that you’re free to go - anytime anywhere on your own
Lonely wolf you’re not alone - the time to connect has come
Lonely wolf don’t guard yourself with solitude - you don’t have to sing that lonely tune

Aaaa Oooh

Credits:
Autoharp, viola, voice: Alice Rose
Harmonium, vocal, guitars, glockenspiel: Jamie Collier
Written by Alice Rose
Produced by Alice Rose and Jamie Collier

09. Lonely Wolf

Here's recording of our concert on the first morning of Ozora 2018.

Live At The Dome - Ozora 2018

Extraits des compositions, V.Piron, shakuhachi :
- Flot Suspendu
- Incantation
- Messager-Vol
avec extraits ambiances sonores "Ballade en Armorique" 
de Gérard Lhomme

CD FLOT SUSPENDU (V.Piron 2018), extraits compositions

A relatively modern honkyoku piece, recorded with my student Alexander Perkalsky. To give the feeling of a temple in the evening in a village, I recorded the sounds of the dawn in my neighbourhood... birds, children playin, household sounds and a bit of traffic :-)

Mt. Village at night

Born in Uruguay, South America, Pepe is part of a new generation of musicians bent on breaking geographical, spiritual and musical boundaries through a deep study and understanding of traditional forms both Eastern and Western. Having lived, studied, and performed in South America, USA, Europe, the Asian subcontinent, Japan and Indonesia, Pepe has a wide cross-cultural versatility and has been called “the embodiment of World Music”. He plays percussion, winds and strings from his collection of more than three hundred instruments from around the world. He is especially focused on Afro Latin drumming traditions and Japanese Shakuhachi flute, as well as exploring Sound Healing. His spiritual quest encompasses extensive experience with the Gurdjieff system, Sufism, Taoism, Yoga and Buddhism, including studies in India with the Dalai Lama.
In the course of his twenty year career in Canada he has been nominated for countless awards as a performer, composer and producer, including winning the 2009 Jessie Award for Theater Musical Composition.
Pepe is presently residing in Slovakia, touring intensively throughout Europe, and teaching meditation and Tantra.

Mt. Village at night

joseph pepe danza

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