Strings Oasis | Pu'an Mantra

This is a piece of music originating from the late Ming Dynasty, found in the Three Teachings in One Voice zither score, also known as Ziddham Stanzas. It possesses an elegant, simple and solemn tune. Structurally, it consists of six parts: the opening invocation, the starting mantra, and three recitals, followed by the final section. Notably, each section's second half features the same melody, producing a circular and repetitive effect. Its instrumental performance style employs smooth rhythms and wide intervals, evoking the solemn ambiance of ancient temples and Zen practices.