Gentle start - I can see climbers working their way up a mountain
slowly - exhileration in the ascent, relief on arrival. Another inspired
piece Tadashi!
Neil

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Hello,Neil
Thank you for comment my song an immediate.
Is there a custom of a climbing mountain also in Australia?
In Sydney, there seems to be no mountain.
I wish always to express my gratitude to you.


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as usual, your music is a facilitator of dreams and good karma. Warm,
gentle, earthy, but with a passion that grabs your inner soul like a
hurricane. You are a mountain of a musician. If I could have the skill
set that resides in your big toe I would be content.

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as usual, your music is a facilitator of dreams and good karma. Warm,
gentle, earthy, but with a passion that grabs your inner soul like a
hurricane. You are a mountain of a musician. If I could have the skill
set that resides in your big toe I would be content.

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John,
Thank you from Carlisle for the comment.
Thank you for the word friendly to my song.
I want to express my gratitude to you.


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I like the use of tones in all parts of the musical spectrum, with the bell
tones, even the bell tones of the cymbals, on top, the harmonically rich
chorus on the guitar, the tasteful synth, and the bass line...

Then I also like the way the recurring, simple bass line anchors the
song... I like the use of contrasts, of slow against fast, high against
low...

More than this, though, is that this is pleasant to listen to, intelligent
enough not to be "background music", and yet feeling like music with a
meditative sense and with heart...

I think this is one of my favorites among your songs, Tadashi.

Ed

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Ed,
It is slow this time though my song is always busy.
I am glad to agree with your body clock.
Thank you very much.


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The song is like a nice hike up the mountain, and it has all of the beauty and surprises of the climb.

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David,
I am glad for you to enjoy climbing a mountain.
I wish to express my gratitude for your gentle sensibility.


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It is a very interesting song, Tadashi. Last your music
is calmer. The quality continues being magnificent. You are an expert
of the rates and the harmonies. I like as you play the guitar.

Greeting from the Canary Islands

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Juan Carlos Acosta,
Thank you from the island where Spain is beautiful for the comment.
I wish to express my gratitude to the plateau in the west.


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You are also photographer?

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I am not a photographer.
The copyright publishes the photograph of freedom in this photograph.

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...I'm just afraid of falling from them."
All joking aside, this piece (like so many others from you) is really visual.
The cool breeze blowing down the side of the mountain keeping those
awake who dare try and reach the top. The sun shining down on those
climbing up trying to touch it.
You capture it all.

-E

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Good spiritual music. Very majestic. I like to chill out to music like this.
Great job. I hear some Pat Methany influence in your guitar. Sweet!
Absolutley gorgeous tone. This will be on my iPod.

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a lot of songs I have missed, my friend. The new player at Mj ia very good.


Your music sings to me, as always!

bows to you
z

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