The Sound Of Zen
''The Sound of Zen'' is a 2002 solo shakuhachi album by Atsuya Okuda. The album contains recordings of six honkyoku, the music of Japanese Zen monks, played by Okuda. Okuda has played shakuhachi since 1985, but until this album he refused to record his playing, believing that only live sound leads to an understanding of jinashi shakuhachi. The CD was published by S-Two Corporation. Tracks # Honte Shirabe (本手調子), 4:56 # Tsuru no Sugomori (鶴の巣籠), 9:52 # Shin Kyorei (真虚霊), 12:03 # Ôshû Sashi (奥州薩字), 7:40 # Tamuke (手向), 5:53 # Koku (honkyoku), Kokû (虚空), 17:09 seconds References External links Okuda Atsuya on the International Shakuhachi Society website
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Atsuya Okuda The Sound Of Zen
Atsuya (written: 敦也, 淳矢, 温允, 篤矢, or 渥哉) is a masculine Japanese given name. Notable people with the name include: *, Japanese baseball player and manager *, Japanese baseball player *, Japanese baseball player *, Japanese baseball player *, Japanese musician *, Japanese basketball player *, Japanese sledge hockey player {{given name Japanese masculine given names ...
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