Monthly Archives: June 2019
When I Gazed Down The Ocean
This piece was written in response to Naviarhaiku286 – when I gazed down the ocean When I gazed down the ocean, I could see with amazement The countless lights that shone This haiku was created by by Marco Sebastiano Alessi … Continue reading
North Carolina, August 2007
I was photographing in North Carolina in August 2007 during the third day of an improbably hot stretch. In the middle of a large field I set up my tripod, put my 4×5″ camera on top, and inserted a 150mm … Continue reading
The Shore Of A River
This piece was written in response to Naviarhaiku285 – I’m on the shore of a river I’m on the shore of a river on some rocky path, on a hillside my way home This is a haiku by Jamie Lickfold … Continue reading
Inevitability
Inevitability was written in response to Disquiet Junto Project 0390: Pace Quickens Step 1: For this project you’ll be reworking either a field recording or an old piece of your own music. The slower the better, as far as the … Continue reading
Haiku Music – Volume 6
Haiku Music – Volume 6 My sixth self-published album – seven musical interpretations inspired by seven haiku. Listen free and/or support the artist. The links below display the scores. The Crossroads 7:06 Before the crossroads not a stir across the … Continue reading
The Madder Red Of The Twilight
This piece was written in response to Naviarhaiku283 – The clear day in the rainy season The clear day in the rainy season. The madder red of the twilight appeared And vanished instantly. This is a haiku by Takahama Kyoshi. … Continue reading
The Sky I See
This piece was written in response to Naviarhaiku282 – the sky I see the sky I see seems full of magnolia blossoms This is a haiku by Natsume Soseki. His investigation of a rapidly westernizing Japanese society and its sense … Continue reading