Recordings featuring traditional Japanese instruments.

Album Cover	CD Titel	Media Type	Künstler	Plattenfirma	Katalognummer	Datum	Zusammenfassung
	Pacific Overtures	LP	Iwamoto Yoshikazu	Jay Productions	TER2 1151	1988
	Painters Winter	LP	Parker, William	AUM Fidelity	AUM116-1	2022	Creative improvised music.
	Pathway	CD	Herr, Robert			1995	Shakuhachi honkyoku and original compositions.
	Pause	CD	Taylor, Joel				An extended modal meditation for shakuhachi, small percussion, and Serge analog synthesizer, this set looks East towards India and SE Asia for it's inspiration.
	Perspectives of New Music	CD	Seldin, Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin	Nimbus Records	PNM 27	1989	Perspectives of New Music is the name of the well respected Journal of 20th Century music, that goes along with this CD. In the issue, for the first time, Japanese Music (modern and Traditional) was given a 200 page section, edited by Dr. Henry Burnett. There is also an excellent trio recorded live in Tokyo of Zangetsu, and a solo version of Reibo by Nyogetsu.
	Phoenix Crying - Yearning for the Bell Volume 6	CD	Lee, Riley Kōho	Tall Poppies	TP167	2004	Volume 6 of the 7 volume "Yearning for the Bell" series.
	Phrygian Wood	CD	Various		PRD-273
	Picture Dreams	CD	Lee, Riley Kōho	New World Productions	OW736	1997	Riley and Satsuki Odamura play their favourite shakuhachi and koto duets.
	Pipa Xing - Works of Akira Ifukube	CD	Nosaka Keiko	Camerata	28CM-558	1999
	Planet Sleeps, The	CD	Seldin, Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin				Everything about this CD, from its eye-popping cool packaging to its beautiful booklet, is wonderful, perhaps peerless. It's a study that spans 16 countries, catching paeans to childhood sleep from varied traditions. Beyond being a great collection of international music, this is probably the most interesting mix available of cultural voices approaching the issue of children sleeping.
	Poem of Japan: Music for Shakuhachi	DIGITAL	Rodriguez, Rodrigo			2019	(Description from Rodrigo Rodriguez): (Poem of Japan) Mizuho no Uta /Poem of Japan みずほのうた Composed by Kohachiro Miyata© 1978 Mizuho's "mizu" is water and "ho" is ears of rice. This rice is soaking with enough water. Japanese people has treated rice as main food and value it as identity. However, 1970's, Japan took an economic policy ("traitor" policy) to reduce Japanese (domestic) rice and increase importing rice from U.S.A. Then the food self-sufficiency ratio became under 40%. Japanese farmer has best rice crop upon a unit area. Kohachiro Miyata proud composed this piece, and wish to revive of such Japanese rice. Food self-sufficiency means real "independence”. This is a piece of genre Modern. Poem of Japan was composed originally for Shakuhachi and Koto by Miyata Kohachiro© in 1978/11/25, 3 months after the birth of Rodrigo Rodriguez who had the date of 1978/8/2
	Poeme du Bambou		Lienhard, Marco
	Postcards From Bundanon	CD	Lee, Riley Kōho	New World Productions	NWCD-728	2000	The best of Riley Lee with a new live recording with Matthew Doyle on digeridoo.
	Prayer for the Missing, A	CD	Seldin, Ronnie Nyogetsu Reishin	KiSuiAn		2001	This very special CD is a collection of bamboo flute offerings performed by members of New York City's KiSuiAn Shakuhachi Dojo whose founder is Ronnie Nyogetsu Seldin. The traditional pieces on this CD were passed down through the ages to aid in healing and to provide safe passage of the spirit. All profits from the sale of this CD will be donated to non-profits responding to impacts of 9/11/01 and other crises in the NYC area.
	Priests and Samurai	CD	Sullivan, Ryan			2012
	Primal Identity	CD	Gelb, Philip	ESP	DL-6-1996 CD	1996	Orginal compostions with shakuhachi and piano.
	Prime Numbers	CD	Neptune, John Kaizan	Nep Tunes (Victor)	JKN-1639	1994	Shakuhachi and koto in a unique synthesis of sound. An extraordinary album of modern interpretative pieces composed by Neptune.
	Primitive Heart	CD	Ross, Peter				Hit the play button and enter the space of Primitive Heart, Peter Ross' fourth studio recording. A vibrant Shakuhachi showcase, it features Peter on Shakuhachi, Bass Shakuhachi, bamboo flute and his own creation, the Arabian Shakuhachi. Powerful and passionate, Primitive Heart is also a testament to his experimental nature. With obvious delight, Peter weaves exotic melodies with world music rhythms, then adds uncommon accompaniments that include oud, viola, brazilian berimabau, and ethnic drums like the clay udu, djembe, and dunbek. The result is a hypnotic opus of rhythm and melody that resonates long after the last cut.
	Pro Musica Nipponia - Soul	CD	Various	Adam Ace Corp	ACD-0014	1989
	Purple Wind	CD	Gelb, Philip	Ryokan (BMI)	Ryokan 1	1995	Shakuhachi/electronics improvisation.
	Purple_Fields	CD	Ritchie, Brian Tairaku

21 Aufnahmen