Acclaimed Shakuhachi (Japanese end-blown flute) performer Tomoe Kaneko performed at Wittenberg University in April 2005. I was able to record part of the formal and informal performances. Enjoy, an...
Acclaimed Shakuhachi (Japanese end-blown flute) performer Tomoe Kaneko performed at Wittenberg University in April 2005. I was able to record part of the formal and informal performances. Enjoy, and please leave comments on your opinion on the Shakuhachi. I do not think it is a very well known instrument.
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Incredible!!!!! Magnificent performance on perhaps the most amazing flute in the World....the Shakuhachi!!!! Thank you Japan for your music and culture!!!
Now this is beautiful, I have nothing against turks, but damn, those turkish zurnas just make noise to my ears, this, is simply superb, it takes my soul to another world, I truly hope people who like that zurna sound feel the same way I feel about shakuhachi.
The solo piece in the middle is gorgeous! It must be a very well known piece for shakuhachi, because I know I've heard this before on one of my meditation CDs.
the original instrument from china, called xiao has six finger holes and embrouchure is a litle diferent, shakuhachi´s embrouchure allows to change pitch changin the inclination of the instrumen
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