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Sutra of zen by Tadashi Togawa [Email]
Genre: Jazz Fusion

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Description:
Jodoji is a temple of the the Soto sect.
The the Soto sect is Zen sect.
It is "Zen" known to the United States.
This sutra is "Shari-Rai-Mong".
It is chiefly chanted sutra in the buddhist temple of Zen sect.
The photograph is "DOGEN".
"DOGEN" is a founder of the the Soto sect.

This song is a collaboration with the sutra of the Buddhism.
The temple where Buddhist scriptures are recited"Houjunzan-Jodoji"
Buddhist temple of the Soto sect in Nagoya City in Japan.
I will tell the feeling of thankfulness to "Houjunzan-Jodoji" -sama repeatedly at the end.

URL of "Houjunzan-Jyodoji"
http://www.jodoji.com/

Hardware:
guitar,
g4

Software:
gb2
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Interesting stuff tad &mdash 07/24/06 - 08:03:53 AM
Ilike how the chant went into sync with the music.
Lots of Tad style here.

Way to go

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Interesting stuff tad &mdash 07/25/06 - 03:36:41 AM
Expert of tile and guitar,Bill.
Thank you for listening to my song.
I wish to express my gratitude as brilliantly as the tile.

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sutra of funk &mdash 07/24/06 - 08:10:55 AM
another crazy upbeat ceremony
I really liked the instrumental part in the last third
groovy as hell

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sutra of funk &mdash 07/25/06 - 03:38:45 AM
datafunk,
Thank you for the comment from Grenoble in the distance.
I am glad to listen to my song.

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Interesting stuff tad &mdash 07/24/06 - 08:12:16 AM
Ilike how the chant went into sync with the music.
Lots of Tad style here.

Way to go

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Interesting stuff tad &mdash 07/25/06 - 03:40:26 AM
Thank you again, Bill.

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kool...... &mdash 07/24/06 - 10:02:20 AM
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the tadashi musical language is great!

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kool...... &mdash 07/25/06 - 03:42:24 AM
Mcboy,
Thank you from Miami in the beach crowded in summer.
I am very glad.


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Interesting &mdash 07/24/06 - 02:38:42 PM
I've never heard chanting used in jazz fusion, but it's a cool combination.

Your jazz playing / programming is of course excellent as always.


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Interesting &mdash 07/25/06 - 03:44:41 AM
VicDiesel.
Thank you for commenting to my song.
I became full by your light oil.

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You are out there... &mdash 07/24/06 - 04:04:50 PM
Tadashi and that's a great thing. Keep pushing the edge.

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You are out there... &mdash 07/25/06 - 03:52:37 AM
Photograph of human experimentation. Z293,
I wish to express my gratitude for the comment.

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what can we expect next? &mdash 07/24/06 - 05:41:23 PM
Like the way the chant controls the beginning of the piece Tadashi -
great guitar, keys and percussion in another excellent post from you. I
wonder what we can expect next?
Neil

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what can we expect next? &mdash 07/25/06 - 04:02:30 AM
Neil,
I am obtained courage in your word.
I wish to express my gratitude for listening to my song.
I will be competing with the kangaroo next time.
However, the kangaroo might not be found in Japan.


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Chanting Drums &mdash 07/25/06 - 02:28:13 PM
I'm impressed by the usual things I love in your music, the drums and
the bassline, especially, but this song is special because of the way you
use contrasts, quiet moments against loud ones, spaces of silence,
ancient chanting against modern instruments.

Your imagination is wonderful.

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Chanting Drums &mdash 07/31/06 - 06:37:21 AM
Lisa,
Thank you for listening to my song.
I wish to express my gratitude.
Thank you for benevolent words.



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More fast Zen jazz! &mdash 07/26/06 - 08:16:41 PM
I thought Soto was supposed to be a SLOW path to enlightenment... I
thought RInzai was the sudden school...

What do I know...

"Thus in our practice of Buddhism, when we master one truth, we
master all truths; and when we complete one activity, we complete all
activities. The place is here; the way leads everywhere." --Dogen

I always enjoy listening to your music, Tadashi.

Ed

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More fast Zen jazz! &mdash 07/31/06 - 06:48:34 AM
Ed,
Dogen is a great priest who extends to China and trained.
After it returns home from China.
Dogen made the custom of washing and the tooth polish known to Japan.
Always thank you for an interesting comment.
It is my joy that sees your comment.


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Temple jam &mdash 07/26/06 - 11:29:00 PM
Very beautiful music again, Tadashi. That sutra makes such an
interesting combination with your hyperkinetic jazzy music. As usual,
there's a lot to listen to in your song, and it stays surprising and
interesting to the end. I really like this!

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Temple jam &mdash 07/31/06 - 06:54:33 AM
David,
We wish sincerely to always express our gratitude for listening to my
song.
Thank you very much.
It is my joy that shares you in the west coast with music.

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Temple jam &mdash 07/31/06 - 06:54:53 AM
David,
We wish sincerely to always express our gratitude for listening to my
song.
Thank you very much.
It is my joy that shares you in the west coast with music.

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Temple jam &mdash 07/31/06 - 06:57:44 AM
David,
We wish sincerely to always express our gratitude for listening to my
song.
Thank you very much.
It is my joy that shares you in the west coast with music.

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A spiritual tapestry &mdash 07/30/06 - 04:01:48 PM
I listen again and again. As if in two speeds, as if on two planes. The gong
bells a masterful touch. The Zen of guitar, is it the hearing, or the playing
or all.

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A spiritual tapestry &mdash 07/31/06 - 06:59:51 AM
Pete,
Thank you for repeatedly asking it.
I wish to express my gratitude to you.
Thank you very much.

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