Discover: Haruka explains "ma (間)" | SILKROAD

The Japanese concept of "ma (間)," translates to "distance or space," describes the pure beauty of space. The concept can be used to describe everything from flower arrangements to paintings to comedy shows (timing of laughs) to rests in music. Hear more from Silkroad percussionist Haruka Fujii-Percussionist Fan Page/Haruka Fujii.
Take a moment today to listen and find the "ma" in your everyday life. What did you discover?
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[@concernedspectator]

That was an elegant example. I heard it. The difference was inside my mind, it was in your head movements, it was in between.

[@orenmaco]

Beautifully explained. Thank you so much

[@denisemurdoch4529]

I have been trying to seek a definition of MA in relation to theatre making and this helped so much, thankyou

[@bahgatelqabasiri9470]

I think sometimes u need ma even in your happy moments ro appreciate what you have

[@danad1971]

inspiring!

[@dr.florence]

Really provocative thought: does the silence between two sounds beong to the previous or following one? Is it after-echo or preparation? Or participating in both? In literature, a sequence of words/two sentence which overlap, that stylistic move is called apo koinou.

[@SimonsLivingroom]

Well I had to comment given my channel name😁 Mine means a cozy space (early showa period livingroom). Just in case you read this can the next Silk Road livestream also be streamed to RUclips. I saw a little of the Facebook livestream earlier this month but RUclips would be handier.