#Live Meditation Music

[comemeditate]

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[ghostowlattic]

Movements In Monoliths I

improvisational music

[that-hippy-dippy-christian]

Trying to make a Christian music playlist about depression, anyone have any song/artist suggestions?

This is what I have so far:

[zenkaze-japan]

Chiang Mai…Wu Style lesson day one.

[everchangingform]

As this track was being worked on, the feeling of slow living came to. May this be a reminder to take things slower in contrast to the fast paced lifestyle(s) that many find themselves living. Life isn't a race.

[studiozenmind]

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[jazzdailyblog]

Rashied Ali: The Innovator of Free Jazz Drumming

Introduction: Rashied Ali, born Robert Patterson ninety-one years ago today on July 1, 1933, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is one of the most influential drummers in the history of jazz. Known for his innovative approach to free jazz drumming, Ali played a crucial role in shaping the genre and left an indelible mark on the music world through his collaborations, recordings, and unique style.…

[poorlyassembledfish]

I am absolutely going to nail this interview

[takeosuzuki]

Ambient Buddhism LIVE Set (Ambient Percussion) by TAKEO SUZUKI | Japanese Ambient Music

Live ambient music videos on our YouTube channel. These are live videos in my ongoing Ambient Buddhism series of improvisations inspired by the Buddha's philosophy. The instruments used in the performance are hand cymbals, small bells, oversized triangle, shakers, war drums, pandeiro, and my main instrument, the ocean drum. It was recorded with a single condenser microphone and then processed with effects within Logic Pro X. The effects are EQ, compressor, and shimmer reverb. A master out is used for multi-comp and limiting. The camera was taken with an old iPhone 7, so a little bit of noise is a bonus. Video editing was done in Final Cut Pro.

I don't have an image of the music in advance, but improvise based on inspiration. During the performance, I am in a meditative state. Ambient improvisation is close to meditation for me. Basically anyone can play ambient music with percussion. You can try it if you like.

TAKEO SUZUKI

[pianistbynight]

ugh when you have the perfect kind of day for chopin's e minor prélude but it's really quite an awful mood to be in so you try as much as possible to avoid it but ugh i think in this state i can play it with emotions that sound quite right... let's hope i can replicate that the next time i practice (i should be sleeping rn)... bc it seems that even if i write down in words what i think the emotions are, they just don't seem to come out right if i'm not currently feeling them myself. and sometimes i don't want to feel them myself. lately i've been putting a block on my emotions when i play because i don't want to feel them. but then i start playing like a robot. which makes me feel worse because this ONE artsy thing i was supposed to be good at, i can't seem to do anymore.

but maybe i should just get better at allowing myself to feel the things i don't want to. imagining the physical and mental sensations of it, the heaviness, the lethargy, the resignation, the shaking with racking sobs, the resolutions made while depressed, just sitting with them, and accepting the feelings and thoughts for what they are. an experience, a sensation, but not my entire being. maybe being able to pick and choose what i feel, both the super negative and the super positive, would be a sign of me getting better at regulating my emotions...

[xanarchy15]

LLJ 🕊️

[zenkaze-japan]

Chiang Mai …Dec 24’ the start…

[merasturdaenkeste]

Chet Baker Trio - Live From The Moonlight (1988)

Released in 1988, "Chet Baker Trio, Live From The Moonlight" offers a poignant glimpse into the later years of the legendary jazz trumpeter. Known for his cool, understated style and velvety vocals, Baker had a profound impact on the jazz world. This live recording captures the intimate and soulful nature of his performances, showcasing his ability to connect with audiences on a deep emotional level. Despite the challenges he faced with addiction, Baker's talent and passion for music shine through on this album.

[slighlyconfused]

My roommate put a sitcom on the TV, was watching basketball on her laptop, and scrolling through tiktok all that the same time.

If you're that understimulated, why not pick up a hobby or a skill? Just a suggestion, to do something other than mindless scrolling.