David Darling The Tao of Cello

Tracks:

• 1.Restraint begins with giving up one's own ideas, improvisation for solo cello
• 2.Man follows the Earth, improvisation for solo cello
• 3.When men lack a sense of awe, improvisation for solo cello
• 4.The Tao of Heaven is to take from those who have too much and give to those who have too little, improvisation for solo cello
• 5.Man follows the Earth, Earth follows Heaven, Heaven follows the Tao, Tao follows what is natural, improvisation for solo cello
• 6.Knowing others is wisdom, improvisation for solo cello
• 7.The further you go less you know, improvisation for solo cello
• 8.It is not wise to rush about, improvisation for solo cello
• 9.Returning is the motion of the Tao, improvisation for solo cello
• 10.See simplicity in the complicated, improvisation for solo cello
• 11.In dealing with others, be gentle and kind, improvisation for solo cello
• 12.He who is filled with virtue is like a newborn child, improvisation for solo cello
• 13.Yield and overcome, improvisation for solo cello
• 14.What is firmly grasped cannot slip away, improvisation for solo cello
• 15.Tao follows the Earth, improvisation for solo cello
• 16.Become as a child once more, improvisation for solo cello
• 17.Sometimes one is up and sometimes down, improvisation for solo cello
• 18.Just do what needs to be done, improvisation for solo cello
• 19.That is why a victory must be observed like a funeral, improvisation for solo cello
• 20.All men will come to Him who keeps to the One, improvisation for solo cello
• 21.The valley spirit never dies, improvisation for solo cello
• 22.Heaven and Earth last forever, improvisation for solo cello (after J.S. Bach's Suite No. 2, BWV 1008: Prelude)