yes, thicker the Ji inside the utaguchi area, more NAF sounding. please understand that these flutes are "extreme" examples. thank you for your keen comment. :)
Hi Molado, Thanks for sharing your work. the challenges that we encounter are mainly based on teh kind of music we like to play. That dictates whether we follow a worn path or decide to carve a new trail. In the end, we all eventually embark on a solo path. Congratulations on discovering yours!
thank you for your comment and well wishes. please do not hesitate to let me know when you come to LA. shakuhachi talk over sushi and sake is always nice. thank you again and hope to see you soon. :)
Hi Moldao, Thanks for sharing your work. The challenges that we encounter are mainly based on the kind of music we like to play. That dictates whether we follow a worn path or decide to carve a new trail. In the end we must all embark on a solo path. Congratulations on discovering yours!
I find the sound less shakuhachi more of NAF
sigwadaflutes 3 years ago
yes, thicker the Ji inside the utaguchi area, more NAF sounding. please understand that these flutes are "extreme" examples. thank you for your keen comment. :)
selftrance 3 years ago
Hi Molado, Thanks for sharing your work. the challenges that we encounter are mainly based on teh kind of music we like to play. That dictates whether we follow a worn path or decide to carve a new trail. In the end, we all eventually embark on a solo path. Congratulations on discovering yours!
All the best, Perry
yungflutes 3 years ago
hi perry,
thank you for your comment and well wishes. please do not hesitate to let me know when you come to LA. shakuhachi talk over sushi and sake is always nice. thank you again and hope to see you soon. :)
deeply,
molado
selftrance 3 years ago
Hi Molado, Yes! Sushi and sake together is one of my favorite activities! And please to contact me if you are ever in New York City.
A deep bow to you my friend, Perry
yungflutes 3 years ago
Hi Moldao, Thanks for sharing your work. The challenges that we encounter are mainly based on the kind of music we like to play. That dictates whether we follow a worn path or decide to carve a new trail. In the end we must all embark on a solo path. Congratulations on discovering yours!
All the best, Perry
yungflutes 3 years ago