How to play "Ha"
How to play "Ha"
Dear Forum
After some weeks I now have come to ha (for I'm learning the song Kuro Kami).
It seems to be a quite challenging note especially because I’m not sure how to do this.
In “Blowing zen” ha is done like this:
In “The Shakuhachi, a Manual for Learning” it looks like this:
And in different scales I found ha is like this:
So are there concrete holes to open/close/half close? How to do ha right?
Any advice would be extremely helpful at this point,
Greetings from Germany,
Peter
After some weeks I now have come to ha (for I'm learning the song Kuro Kami).
It seems to be a quite challenging note especially because I’m not sure how to do this.
In “Blowing zen” ha is done like this:
In “The Shakuhachi, a Manual for Learning” it looks like this:
And in different scales I found ha is like this:
So are there concrete holes to open/close/half close? How to do ha right?
Any advice would be extremely helpful at this point,
Greetings from Germany,
Peter
There are a number ways to play ha, including those indicated. Some variations between styles of course.
In Kurokami, the ha that precedes kan no ro is most easily played by closing 1 and 3, partially shading 4, and playing slightly meri (1 being the bottom hole). The ha in the second image is D on a 1.8, top of the kan register. As indicated, crack the 5th hole open a little, and meri a bit. Rearticulate using the 2nd hole.
The third image is a Tozan fingering for ha.
In Kurokami, the ha that precedes kan no ro is most easily played by closing 1 and 3, partially shading 4, and playing slightly meri (1 being the bottom hole). The ha in the second image is D on a 1.8, top of the kan register. As indicated, crack the 5th hole open a little, and meri a bit. Rearticulate using the 2nd hole.
The third image is a Tozan fingering for ha.
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