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John Psathas: Ukiyo |
Zen monks and haiku poets spoke of life in terms of a transient ‘floating world’ (ukiyo), or of a dream that vanishes. In the traditional Buddhist view, our corporeal existence is one which happening gives way to happening, illusion follows illusion, and all is no more than phantasm, void of substance.
Tsukikage o
katte ima iku
juman-ri
I borrow moonlight
for this journey
of a million miles
Written by the haiku poet Saikaku, as he was about to die on the eight day of the eight month, 1730, at the age of seventy.
This album is dedicated to the memory of Drew Menzies, colleague, inspiration, friend.
John Psathas
| $30.00 |
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Music
| One Study One Summary | John Psathas | |
| for marimba, junk percussion and tape | ||
| Performed by Pedro Carneiro (marimba and junk percussion) and John Psathas (electronics) | ||
| One Summary Remix | John Psathas | |
| electroacoustic remixed by Tim Prebble | ||
| Remixing by Tim Prebble | ||
| Psyzygysm | John Psathas | |
| for solo percussionist and mass chamber ensemble including percussion | ||
| Performed by Pedro Carneiro (vibraphone and marimba), Lance Philip (percussion), Nick Tipping (bass), Donald Nicolson (piano) with Stroma – Mark Carter (trumpet), Bridget Douglas (flute), Patrick Barry (clarinet), Robert Weeks (bassoon), Su Yi (harp), Vessa-Matti Leppanen (violin), Rebecca Struthers (violin), Andrew Thomson (viola), Rowan Prior (cello), Jeremy Fitzsimons (marimba and percussion) and conducted by Hamish McKeich | ||
| Ukiyo | John Psathas | |
| for marimba and vibraphone, with two CD players | ||
| Performed by Pedro Carneiro (vibraphone), Jeremy Fitzsimons (marimba) and John Psathas (electronics) | ||
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Publishers
| Publisher Note: | Rattle Records |
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| Imprint: | RAT-D018 |
| Publication Year: | 2010 |
| Copyright: | Rattle Records |
| Dedication Note: | Dedicated to the memory of Drew Menzies |




