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What is Japanese Zen Music?
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Japanese Zen Music is a genre of traditional music deeply influenced by the principles of Zen Buddhism. It is designed to create a sense of peace, mindfulness, and spiritual connection, often serving as a tool for meditation and introspection. This music typically features minimalistic compositions and natural sounds, such as flowing water, rustling leaves, or chirping birds, to evoke a sense of harmony with nature.
Key instruments used in Japanese Zen music include the shakuhachi (a bamboo flute), the koto (a traditional stringed instrument), and the taiko (drums). The shakuhachi, in particular, is central to Zen music, as it was historically played by Zen monks during meditation practices.
Key instruments used in Japanese Zen music include the shakuhachi (a bamboo flute), the koto (a traditional stringed instrument), and the taiko (drums). The shakuhachi, in particular, is central to Zen music, as it was historically played by Zen monks during meditation practices.
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