Inspired by Naviar Haiku 588:
https://www.naviarrecords.com/naviarhaiku588-the-past-immutable/
Thanks to Marco Alessi from Naviar Records for the weekly challenge!
Photo by zenbytes (Germany, 2010)

icicle stabs downward - Naviarhaiku588

Made for the haiku challenge 612 of Naviar records.

faring over the lake drawing the light an autumn butterfly  
By: Yatsuka Ishihara
 Yatsuka Ishihara (1919–1998) was a Japanese poet and co-founder of the journal Aki 秋 with Akira Matsuzawa. He also served as an advisor to the Modern Haiku Association (Gendai Haiku Kyōkai) and the Association of Haiku Poets (Haijin Kyōkai).

More informations about haiku challenge:
https://www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge/

An automn butterfly (naviarhaiku612)

Themes From Forgotten Films Vol 2:Vilniaus Arkikaredra

Huge thanks to Mat @no-mates-ensemble for letting me remix his track https://soundcloud.com/no-mates-ensemble/tuscany-experiments-whistling-with-the-dogs-of-mount-amiata
The artwork is also his... All of the sounds except for drums and bass are original and in a few cases manipulated... I dig how Mat pushes the envelope with his journeys into sound

Whistling (and yodeling) with the dogs of Amiata

Submission for Disquiet Junto #0720 - a combination of two cassette recordings from September 2023.

Crowded Ether (disquiet0720)

Trajectory

2025-10-28

when the wind rises

Track text is spoken by sono-poet Ilaria Boffa from her book Beginnings and Other Tragedies. Translated it says "Time does not pass, we pass through time in stages or blocks and we become. Spatially and temporally scattered we have experiences in other places inaccessible to us here and at other times unavailable to us now."  Also spoken:  "Clouds are moving fast. They're shifting perspective. Carry me with you"

Non è il tempo a passare (feat Ilaria Boffa)

From "The Future Of Living" exploring the relationship between natural and human environments
new release on bandcamp:
https://burythejar.bandcamp.com/album/the-future-of-living

Shinrin yoku

A reworking for this track in my archive originally created in autumn 2024, after a few versions in the last year i  find it fits well with the context of Haiku Music Challenge Naviarhaiku 617



an autumn nightfall
the skeleton of a huge fish
drawn back by the sea.

by: Saitō Sanki



Saitō Sanki (1900 – 1962) was a dentist who discovered his passion for haiku poetry in his mid-thirties, when his colleagues at the hospital in Soto Kanda convinced him to write a haiku for a collection. Later, he became one of the most important exponents of wartime haiku: he was imprisoned in 1940 during the government’s World War II persecution of controversial artists, and was officially forbidden to write until the end of the war.

haiku by Saitō Sanki

Picture by John Jason

more info here: https://www.naviarrecords.com/

an autumn nightfall (Naviarhaiku#617)

trepkluv

Traveller in sound and space.  Enjoying and creating ambient, drone and experimental music.