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Ôshû Sashi
03:41
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奏春風 (L'Air du Printemps)
08:57
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No lyrics but you can feel Sound of "Shakuhachi"
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koshu (saudade)
03:47
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No lyrics but you can feel Sound of "Shakuhachi"
Sadness Loneliness being alone.
Pas de paroles mais vous pouvez sentir Sound of "Shakuhachi"
Tristesse La solitude étant seule.
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Kyushu Reibo
05:58
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No lyrics but you can feel Sound of "Shakuhachi"
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Kanaki Sada Paris, France
Shakuhachi (Bamboo Flute ) Performer : Kanaki Sada received Highest Prize at several contest in Japan.
He has a way of
captivating his audiences with his expressive phrase about nature, with his tasty note , space ambient brings your sorrow shall be turned into joy.
... more
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