Solo instrument

Warm romantic haunting strings

Folk tune improvisation on the 'Wot' (a small circular pan-pipe from north east Thailand).

Edo-era folk-dance song from Osaka Prefecture, typically sung at festivals where people sing along to the comical lyrics and show off their local pride; featuring shamisen, percussion and mixed vocals

Energetic folk song from Aomori Prefecture, thought to be sung to appease the spirit of a monk who killed himself in protest; featuring simple percussion and intricate, virtuosic shamisen and vocals

Celebratory, catchy, contemporary folk.

Solo Japanese flute.

Bluegrass And Hillbilly: blues mandolin stamp feel, an Appalachian hybrid

Broad, panoramic theme expanding and developing, featuring choir, penny whistle and traditional instruments.

Soft, understated pads introduce warm panoramic cue with rich string swells, mbira, evocative vocal chants, ocarina and sparse percussion (source track: Bushman Ancestral Moon Chant, KPM WM45-2)