Photo credit ~ courtesy of The Buddha Gallery, unusual vintage Chinese monk with offering bowl.
Sarabande ~ began as a dance in triple metre in the 14th century in Central America and evolved in 16th century Europe into a slower musical form. J.S. Bach’s Six Suites for Unaccompanied Cello are perhaps the most recognized solos written for cello and remain among Bach’s most popular works.
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9 thoughts on “BACH FOR BUDDHA”
lovely…will not say another word.
wo you yi ge ping yu—tai hao le!
zai jian
Jaye
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lovely…will not say another word.
wo you yi ge ping yu—tai hao le!
zai jian
Jaye
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LOL! You’ll have to translate that for us, Jaye. 🙂
Happy Sunday!
Jamie
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I have (only) one comment…wonderful
byebye
Jaye
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🙂
Jamie
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What a lovely Sunday offering, Jamie. Love your haiku and always enjoy Yo-Yo Ma. Thanks!
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Happy Sunday, Gayle. Thanks for visiting.
Jamie
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Such grace. Such talent. The combination washes over this listener – one can only hope. There’s my begging bowl!
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We’ll walk together with our begging bowls!
Thanks for stopping by again, Amy.
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Jamie:
One of my favorites too!
Rob
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