Types of Shakuhachi
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@yungflutes Great! Thanks! I just found out about this piece the other day. I will start to learn it. It is so beautiful! Now to find the sheet music... :P
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the hochiku flute can be used for many reason, if you say that I imagine one good reason to use that :)
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do you know anyone teach SHAKUHACHI flute in NY, NJ or DE?
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Yes, its called a shinobue.
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is there a type of shakuhachi that you play transversely like an english flute?
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Love the way you play 'san-ya' (?).
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What song are you playing at 1:17?
sebastianjapan 11 months ago
@sebastianjapan It is a melody from the Honkyoku piece of music known as TAMUKE.
yungflutes 11 months ago
Did shaman or magi use this instrument in the past? Was this a tool of their craft?
VisionQuest2012 2 years ago
It's possible but not normal. It was a zen tool for meditation. But the monks with the most experienced crafted many fine flutes, so it was a craft...and art
yungflutes 2 years ago