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#585 — The tubular singers 花小管Listen now (5 min) | This solo guzheng piece was created and recorded yesterday, inspired by the sweet wildflowers called Indian pink (photo below). Indian Pink is an uncommon native wildflower that grows in rich, moist woods and along wooded stream banks in the greater…
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#584 — Eighty times later 八零赋格Listen now (4 min) | I composed and recorded this piece after seeing a hummingbird drinking at my feeder yesterday. The hummingbird flapped its wings so…
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#583 — Departing the lighthouse 灯塔的逝去Listen now (9 min) | This nearly 10-minute solo vocal and guzheng piece as recorded yesterday. After weeks of following the news of the lockdown in…
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#582 — Guzheng night song 24 古筝夜曲二十四号Listen now (4 min) | I composed and recorded this nocturne yesterday. After a stressful morning dealing with a household admin things, I made myself…
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#581 — Napping with a kiwi 小憩猕猴桃 Listen now (6 min) | A bird has started making a nest in one of our flower pots in the front porch (see photo below). I have never seen a bird nest this…
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#580 — Diminish the roots 根音减步Listen now (5 min) | Recently, I have started reading Robert Greene’s Mastery, recommended by a dear friend. I have been glued to every page. For the…
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#579 — Sleepy galls 夏打盹儿Listen now (11 min) | Good morning, afternoon or evening everyone. This solo guzheng improvisation piece was recorded yesterday. During my hike, I…
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#578 — Miraculous goblin 大耳怪Listen now (5 min) | I composed this piece yesterday and recorded it on multitrack guzheng. It was inspired by a fantastic new harp composition I heard…
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