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Bas' Shakuhachi Blog: november 2010
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Zondag 28 november 2010. They worked together on the flutes to make -for some- the best post WW-II flutes around. I haven't played that many flutes in general to say the same thing. But I know when I like a flute. Do I think flutes should be altered for the better? Maandag 8 november 2010. Many songs can be listened streaming on the site of Marty Regan. The first piece I came in contact with was Mirage. This one I heared live. My newest favourite is Voyage, listed under 2008. Iamronen blog and info.
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Teachers | The European Shakuhachi Society
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Schools & Styles. Audio & Video. Shakuhachi making & repair. SHAKUHACHI TEACHERS IN EUROPE. Just how to play the shakuhachi. Clive Bell is a musician, composer and writer with a specialist interest in the shakuhachi, khene and other Far Eastern wind instruments. He has travelled extensively in Japan (where he studied the shakuhachi or Japanese flute for two years with the master Kohachiro Miyata), Thailand, Laos and Bali, researching music and meeting local practitioners. Kinko (honkyoku, sankyoku),.
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Outside Music: Música china tradicional (clásica) para la guitarra China y la cítara china, solista Liu Fang
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Music Outside or Against the Mainstream. Tuesday, February 15, 2011. Música china tradicional (clásica) para la guitarra China y la cítara china, solista Liu Fang. YouTube - Música china tradicional (clásica) para la guitarra China y la cítara china, solista Liu Fang. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In Memoriam: Watazumi Doso. In Memoriam: Frank Zappa. View my complete profile. 12300;雅楽を楽しむ」 楽器の紹介その一「篳篥」. Naomi Sato demonstrates the sho. Rajendra singh pawar best harmonium Jugalbandi. International E...
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Bas' Shakuhachi Blog: mei 2011
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Zondag 8 mei 2011. Sold: 1.8 Kono Gyokusui. Shaved Roots for weight reduction and because the roots were in bad shape before. This will be a larger entry on my very nice Gyukusui. I have two and decided to let one go. Looking at the more simple hanko it seems most likely that it is made by Gyokusui Kono the first. It is a warm full soundig player, capable of all things a good shakuhachi must be able to do. Plays in tune with even intonation up into the 3rd octave. A warm, full sounding player. Unfortenat...
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Bas' Shakuhachi Blog: Performing
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Dinsdag 6 september 2011. In some ways I think its easier to perform in front of a very big audience than in front of a small one. 8 september 2011 08:12. 9 september 2011 06:53. Maybe you are right Jeff, but I have to experience it more to feel the differences. It also depends maybe on the audience itself. Are they friends, relatives or people unknown. 9 september 2011 15:17. Bas, ik vind je stuk prachtig! En voel me een trotse moeder! 24 september 2011 16:32. 26 september 2011 22:05. Welcome to my blog!
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Shakuhachi links
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Kiku Day, ji nashi shakuhachi player. Vlastislav Matousek, Czech shakuhachi player and composer. The Dutch Shakuhachi Society. La Voie du Bambou-Daniel Lifermann. The Tozan-ryu in France. The site of Danish player and researcher, Torsten Olafsson. Jim Franklin, shakuhachi player and composer. Clive Bell, shakuhachi player and improviser. Jean-Francois Lagrost, Tozan player in France. The Swiss Shakuhachi Society. Justin Senryu, English maker and performer. John Kaizan Neptune, shakuhachi player and maker.
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Bas' Shakuhachi Blog: april 2010
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Donderdag 29 april 2010. To sell or not to sell? Haven't learned this one officially, so it is my interpretation. Maybe when in doubt about parting with a flute.keep on to it a little longer (or make me an offer I can't refuse, ha ha). Dinsdag 27 april 2010. Skype and modern ways of teaching learning. The modern day can have many a benefit! How wonderfull is that! So I am gratefull this technique is available. But still I am not very happy with it. Zondag 25 april 2010. DIY humidor Shakuhachi case. I hav...
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Bas' Shakuhachi Blog: Workshop with Justin Senryu
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Zondag 14 augustus 2011. Workshop with Justin Senryu. A few weeks ago I attended a very nice workshop with the friendly shakuhachi master: Justin Senryu. The workshop was held in Leiden at Kees Kort's his house and was well attended. We studie two different but nice pieces: Shizu and Fudaiken Shirabe. Listening to the explanations. Abonneren op: Reacties plaatsen (Atom). A blog about the shakuhachi* adventures of Bas Nijenhuis. It's about learning, playing and reading with the shakuhachi.
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Bas' Shakuhachi Blog: augustus 2011
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Woensdag 31 augustus 2011. Prague Shakuhachi Festival 2011. Here is the first of some more posts about this festival. They are not all about the festival, but are all related to my experiences there about different shakuhachi related topics! First some pictures of Prague and the festival itself to feel some of how it was. It was marvelous by the way. I have enjoyed it a lot. The city is lovely, the venue very nice and the people.Well see for your self. Class setting with Christopher Blasdel. In both ther...
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Bas' Shakuhachi Blog: september 2011
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Woensdag 28 september 2011. Relaxing on command is difficult. I feel a more gentle approach might be better for it. And playing Ro, that is a good way to sense the body and let some unneccesary tensions go. How relaxed do you play the flute? Dinsdag 6 september 2011. Abonneren op: Berichten (Atom). A blog about the shakuhachi* adventures of Bas Nijenhuis. It's about learning, playing and reading with the shakuhachi. Shakuhachi: a traditional Japanese zen flute used by monks (called Komuso).
