Search Results: "honkyoku"

• 10:29

  Rodrigo Rodriguez - Shika no Tône (Kinko Ryû)

  by Kahn Added 13 years ago 1,164 Views / 0 Likes

  This is one of the most famous Kinko Ryu Honkyoku pieces. In addition, the Japanese Ministry of Education decided to use this piece in their musical textbooks. "Shika No Tohne" describes a scene in deep autumn when the voice of the male deer calls for his

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  Rodrigo Rodriguez - Sagari Ha (Nezasa Ha) - Rodrigo Rodriguez

  by Kahn Added 13 years ago 1,490 Views / 0 Likes

  Sagari Ha (Falling leaves) The Japanese characters used to depict this title are "sagaru" . ("fallen" or "falling") and "ha" ("leaves"). The song is easily recognizable because of the sasabuki blowing technique used frequently by the Nezasa sect of shakuh

• 03:21

  Rodrigo Rodriguez - Honshirabe

  by Kahn Added 13 years ago 1,509 Views / 0 Likes

  17 march concert at Fundacio Casa del Tibet-Barcelona. Honshirabe "H onshirabe" literally means "basic melody". The technical and mental approaches to this piece represent the basic building blocks of shakuhachi honkyoku. It is said that some monks played

• 04:06

  Rodrigo Rodriguez - Kyuden no Kurayami - Shakuhachi

  by Kahn Added 14 years ago 1,219 Views / 0 Likes

  Solo Shakuachi 2.4 http://www.rodrigo-rodriguez.c om

• 03:46

  Rodrigo Rodriguez - Honshirabe - Rodrigo Rodriguez

  by Kahn Added 14 years ago 1,368 Views / 0 Likes

  Honshirabe by Rodrigo Rodriguez Koten Shakuhachi Music performed and recorded in 2009 for the documentary Witness of the Past ( Himalaya ) "Honshirabe" literally means "basic melody". The technical and mental approaches to this piece represent the basic b

• 04:46

  Ting Zhang - Ajikan-Shakuhachi-Ting Zhang

  by Administrator Added 14 years ago 1,199 Views / 0 Likes

  Performed at the 2008 World Shakuhachi Festival in Sydney, Australia. Ting Zhang was a finalist in a solo shakuhachi competition there.More information and a DVD set of the festival is available at: www.rileylee.net