melodious music. in indian music i think it is mix of two raagas. revathi raga and and shuddha danyasi. we have many songs in this raga. music is universal
Mein damaliger Hauptschulmusiklehrer meinte das höre sich an wie zerkratztes glas, aber irgendwie hat der scheiße geredet ich find die musik richtig toll!!! great music!!!
@marcusyuguang It's both Chinese and Japanese at this point. It was invented in China but the Japanese copied it more than 2000 years ago. When something's been in a country for that long, it's pretty much from that country. the Violin evolved from various bowed stringed instruments from the middle east and near eastern instruments from the Byzantine Empire, but you can't say it's not Western Europe anymore.
@gariadara there is a reason why the instrument is called a guzheng at the start.
I see your point, but it has a flaw - the violin has EVOLVED, meaning it has changed, in this case quite dramatically. The koto, is barely different from guzheng, except for minor differences, and has not developed away from the guzheng. And also, when steal a coin from your bag, and keep it for a year, or a decade, or a millenium, is it rightfully mine?
its so peacful. but people don't argue abour it; some like queen others like the beatles. if you dunny like dunny listen to it. i listen to it while reading a book in bead before school. i love it. (I personally prefer queen. lol they're outta my time though)
so peaceful like a lot of the music. japenese music is nice to listen to. i have been listening to a lot of it in school and at home while working or playing games. (games are on mute). the online game i play has vent and i'm going to have my friends on it listen to this stuff when my vent gets back to working.
this really cool this melody Japanese and that carries you those days of old Japan 5 stars これは本当にクール この曲日本語 とを運ぶ 昔の日本のそれらの日 5つ星 esta muy genial esta melodia japonesa como que te transporta a aquellos dias de antaño japoneses 5 estrellas
@kristenite Because there is a difference between the present and the past, this music suits a style of life without rushing things, slowly and precisely type of thing, but now this doesn't appeal because the present is all about rush, getting the things done fast, no matter the quality as long as it's done kind of thing.
@SilverGunZoO u hit the nail on the head! everything today is "give it to me now" i hate it sometimes, even find myself acting like that over things not even knowing it and feeling like a kid with no patients when i realize it.
I believe the Koto and the Guzheng were derived from the same Chinese instrument a long time ago, but isn't the modern Guzheng a somewhat more complex and evolved instrument? What is played here is a modern Chinese Guzheng, is it not? Regardless, the performance is beautiful.
Chinese Guzheng (which means ancient argument) is the parent of Koto (of Japan) [this is a koto in the video btw] and Gayageum (of Korea). Story goes two princesses were to be marred off ... but only would do so if they could take the same Guzheng, the father spilt it in half lengthwise with 13 stings going to Japan and 12 strings to Korea. Some old Guzheng are known to have 25 stings so perhapns this is true.
Koto are longer than Guzheng but have fewer strings. Modern Guzheng have 21 strings, while koto have 13. Guzheng are 63" long while koto are about 75" long. Tradition has it that koto are "children" of guzheng.
I think I've heard this composition performed way back in the 1970s early 1980s by Jean-Pierre Rampal and another peformer whose name I've forgotten...was it "Lily" something? Of course, Rampal used his Western, silver flute, not the shakuhachi being played here. Does anyone know what I'm referring to? Has anyone ever heard that Rampal album? Can you help me find it again?
i played with kurahashi sensei at strathmore center in maryland!!! it was an honor!! and i'm only 13!!! my koto teacher is good friends with him and i got to perform. he's veryy famous.
It would be beautiful if the person holding the mike would stop tapping it and making it click. Next time use a mike stand.
manthasagittarius 1 month ago
I feel like I'm there experiencing the organic bliss of these two instruments.
createallow3126 3 months ago 2
i love it so much.It s a so deep music.
yaljiskaya 6 months ago 2
nice music. melodious. i like this raga very much. its a mixture of two ragas
kchaitanyad 7 months ago
melodious music. in indian music i think it is mix of two raagas. revathi raga and and shuddha danyasi. we have many songs in this raga. music is universal
kchaitanyad 7 months ago
awesome song
trialsrider001 8 months ago
WOW!
clspon 8 months ago
Mein damaliger Hauptschulmusiklehrer meinte das höre sich an wie zerkratztes glas, aber irgendwie hat der scheiße geredet ich find die musik richtig toll!!! great music!!!
maerz87 9 months ago
Makes me want to becom a samurai as well, but like the Knights in Europe, you had to be born into the status.
Knightphall 9 months ago
anyonw know a digital version of this on youtube?
DiamondChrome42 10 months ago
where can i get the score for this version?
veronicawonghk 11 months ago
@veronicawonghk I believe Monty Levenson has it
seethenamewouldnotfi 8 months ago
@veronicawonghk I believe Monty Levenson has it (this piece of crap wont let me post links .... shakuhachi_._com)
seethenamewouldnotfi 8 months ago
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@veronicawonghk I believe Monty Levenson has it (this piece of crap wont let me post links ... shakuhachiDOTcom
seethenamewouldnotfi 8 months ago
This was in the book Hannibal Rising
BlackPhoenix623 11 months ago
I love It!!!! <3
Pingui15gato 1 year ago
I'm in love Japan and it's culture
narsam92 1 year ago 6
The big instrument is chinese and played by a chinese person
marcusyuguang 1 year ago
@marcusyuguang It's both Chinese and Japanese at this point. It was invented in China but the Japanese copied it more than 2000 years ago. When something's been in a country for that long, it's pretty much from that country. the Violin evolved from various bowed stringed instruments from the middle east and near eastern instruments from the Byzantine Empire, but you can't say it's not Western Europe anymore.
gariadara 11 months ago
@gariadara there is a reason why the instrument is called a guzheng at the start.
I see your point, but it has a flaw - the violin has EVOLVED, meaning it has changed, in this case quite dramatically. The koto, is barely different from guzheng, except for minor differences, and has not developed away from the guzheng. And also, when steal a coin from your bag, and keep it for a year, or a decade, or a millenium, is it rightfully mine?
marcusyuguang 9 months ago
Wonderful!!!
ateniense7 1 year ago
This makes me want to become a samurai in real life.
chrismarcinko 1 year ago
Love, love, love it! What a mercy peace ...
beingadeanerisgreat 1 year ago
This is so well done, its amazing
ContracterYin 1 year ago
this was a year after i last saw him...he's my shak teacher-awesome guy!
aviyahu01 1 year ago
I love it !
mavin174 1 year ago
Incredible!
roscoemorganmusic 1 year ago
very pretty
saharacloud2 1 year ago
its so peacful. but people don't argue abour it; some like queen others like the beatles. if you dunny like dunny listen to it. i listen to it while reading a book in bead before school. i love it. (I personally prefer queen. lol they're outta my time though)
JessSims2 1 year ago
so peaceful like a lot of the music. japenese music is nice to listen to. i have been listening to a lot of it in school and at home while working or playing games. (games are on mute). the online game i play has vent and i'm going to have my friends on it listen to this stuff when my vent gets back to working.
Alasyma 1 year ago
where's the typical chinese racist?
sibalnom 1 year ago
no words for explaining the feeling, simply out of range.
Banduenga 1 year ago 2
本当にだいすきです
SilverGunZoO 1 year ago
すごいなー
これはすごいですでも今の音楽はちょっとー
これと今の音楽は関係ないね
SilverGunZoO 1 year ago
I love this! It's so beautiful. It's so relaxing. Amazing!
kemawi13 1 year ago 3
reyelfo1 2 years ago 6
@reyelfo1
orangeeoz 1 year ago
How can people not like this type of musicc. So Serene!
kristenite 2 years ago 43
@kristenite
Exactly! Serene is the word! Music for the soul!
kenavo2103 1 year ago
@kristenite Because there is a difference between the present and the past, this music suits a style of life without rushing things, slowly and precisely type of thing, but now this doesn't appeal because the present is all about rush, getting the things done fast, no matter the quality as long as it's done kind of thing.
That is what I think.
SilverGunZoO 1 year ago
@SilverGunZoO u hit the nail on the head! everything today is "give it to me now" i hate it sometimes, even find myself acting like that over things not even knowing it and feeling like a kid with no patients when i realize it.
strongbad73 1 year ago
@strongbad73 Yeah, that's unfortunate because the best things in life take time.
SilverGunZoO 1 year ago
@SilverGunZoO true.
strongbad73 1 year ago
This is beautiful!
Destroysall 2 years ago 6
I believe the Koto and the Guzheng were derived from the same Chinese instrument a long time ago, but isn't the modern Guzheng a somewhat more complex and evolved instrument? What is played here is a modern Chinese Guzheng, is it not? Regardless, the performance is beautiful.
oldgeezerproductions 2 years ago 2
Chinese Guzheng (which means ancient argument) is the parent of Koto (of Japan) [this is a koto in the video btw] and Gayageum (of Korea). Story goes two princesses were to be marred off ... but only would do so if they could take the same Guzheng, the father spilt it in half lengthwise with 13 stings going to Japan and 12 strings to Korea. Some old Guzheng are known to have 25 stings so perhapns this is true.
dulcimoo 2 years ago
Oh. Thank you for clearing that up!
teslaphysics 2 years ago
Isn't that a koto, not a guzheng?
teslaphysics 2 years ago
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a Guzheng is a Koto :)
RaikiKohai 2 years ago
Actually, the koto is the smaller cousin of the guzheng.
Alexjr1543 2 years ago
Koto are longer than Guzheng but have fewer strings. Modern Guzheng have 21 strings, while koto have 13. Guzheng are 63" long while koto are about 75" long. Tradition has it that koto are "children" of guzheng.
dulcimoo 2 years ago
@teslaphysics Unfourtuantly not HTat is aChinese Guzhen which is Chinese Koto.
HijioriDollKokeshi 1 year ago
japanese music is so relaxing :) i enjoy listening to it ^^
missCheza93 2 years ago 2
i love the music good shit
from a mexican
avatar1874 2 years ago 2
What 203810mqn said.. I agree.. Not only that but the plucking is good as well..
Konichi-wah ..
BWFSabian 2 years ago 2
倉橋義雄さんの尺八には、感服・・・サビが感じられます。年季も入ってて、非の打ちどころがありません。ただ・・・ただ・・・聴き入るばかりです・・・
2038102man 2 years ago
This is wonderful music! Thank you Liu Fang!
FerencLiszt 2 years ago 3
I really like tradicional japaneese music.
It makes me relax. I LOVE IT!
But I seriously hate japanese rock li ami-yumi and those shit.
nakamura320 2 years ago 7
Nihon no ongaku ga daisuki desu yo!
thephilosopherkartik 2 years ago
sooo beautiful!!!
gacktlover23 2 years ago 2
very cool-- guzheng player makes it sound like a koto!
IdrilCelebrindal90 2 years ago
now, i'd love to listen to the versions of Guzheng&Dizi or
Guzheng&Bansuri.. of this song. they'll be as wonderful as this version. fantastic performance! thanks for sharing!!
paramsaram 3 years ago
Where China meets Japan, nice.
funkmasteryellow 3 years ago 5
Pierre Rampal. Harpist is Lily Laskine .
This music title is HARU NO UMI. CD title is sakura-japanese melodies for flute and harp. check amazon please.
nmyty7 3 years ago
I think I've heard this composition performed way back in the 1970s early 1980s by Jean-Pierre Rampal and another peformer whose name I've forgotten...was it "Lily" something? Of course, Rampal used his Western, silver flute, not the shakuhachi being played here. Does anyone know what I'm referring to? Has anyone ever heard that Rampal album? Can you help me find it again?
avivagabriel 3 years ago
oh, this music is so beautiful, i like it. And the musician's are so-so...GOOD!! XD
Zakuro88 3 years ago 26
Guzhengというのですか、ありがとうございます。会場の空気が暖かいのでしょうか、本当に暖かい良い音です。この曲は大正年間頃、ドイツだったか女史が来日されて採譜後、ヴァイオリン演奏されたように記憶しております。専門家はたいしたものです。アンネあきこマイヤーさんの佐藤さんの曲も尺八になぞらえて聞いてみてください。立体的な情景が浮かびますよ。
nmyty7 3 years ago
こんな見事な尺八の音色は初めて聴いた。
これこそまさに色が見えるような素晴らしい『音色』
mofmofsan 3 years ago
劉芳さんと倉橋義雄さんの見事な演奏ですね。
こんなにしみいる音の尺八は、中々聞けません。
琴の音は少し日本のものより堅い気がしますが、
楽器が違うのでしょうか。
nmyty7 3 years ago 2
Guzhengと書いてありますね。
漢字でどう書くのかは分からないのですが、Guzhengは確か中国の方の琴だったと思います。確かにかなりピンピンに張った感じの音ですね。
mofmofsan 3 years ago
Japan preserved and developed the ancient Chinese instrument and music, but China is losing its essence of music.
zjlzz 3 years ago 8
japanese music is different from chinese mate.
Vol4eg01 2 years ago
@zjlzz China is loosing it's soul. It lives on in Taiwan perhaps.
seethenamewouldnotfi 8 months ago
i played with kurahashi sensei at strathmore center in maryland!!! it was an honor!! and i'm only 13!!! my koto teacher is good friends with him and i got to perform. he's veryy famous.
saidelburger333 3 years ago
i`m learning shakuhachi for a while and i really don`t think that a 13 yo kid would play with him in the same song...
which style are you and which song you played?
IAssolantVencato 3 years ago
makes me dream of hidden cities behind the clouds, inhabited by benign creatures
0583257 4 years ago
I agree...one day, i hope to find myself in such a place..
ChrisMcRae 4 years ago
most inspiring
0583257 4 years ago
It's beautiful yet it gives me the eerie feel.
eunicep79 4 years ago
Love this. Better audio than some. The traditional, ethereal stuff is the best. I think this is heaven on Earth.
Ermengarde11 4 years ago
Beautiful! Especially the Guzheng. I never heard a Japanese song played on a Chinese instrument.
Chichiri520 4 years ago 3
This is such a moving piece by two great players! Thank you so much for Sharing..
hillwalker54 4 years ago
"POWERTIFUL" - hehe...-yeah - fits!
JUSTRELAXANENJOY 4 years ago
lol nice! "powertiful" xD
h2w156789 4 years ago
Powerful and beautiful!! Its Powertiful!
MasterofMusic13 4 years ago 3