With His Shakuhachi

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Rick Riekert
2012-10-11, 19:48
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2012-10-11, 19:48
With His Shakuhachi
http://wgordon.web.wesleyan.edu/kamikaze/museums/hotaru/shakuhachi/index.htm
Mastery does not lay in the mastery of technique, but in penetrating the heart of the music. However, he who has not mastered the technique will not penetrate the heart of the music.
~ Hisamatsu Fûyô
Kiku Day
2012-10-12, 10:45
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2012-10-12, 10:45
That is interesting.
The shakuhachi was used during the war as a good Japanese occupation which had - as it was formulated - nothing to do with the enemy and their music. I am planning a little research project on shakuhachi during WWII, so it was great reading this one.

Thanks, Rick!
Rick Riekert
2012-10-12, 16:15
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2012-10-12, 16:15
"Kiku Day""Kiku Day"
The shakuhachi was used during the war as a good Japanese occupation


Considering the fate of Burma, Cambodia, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Thailand, etc., perhaps the only good Japanese occupation during the war…
Mastery does not lay in the mastery of technique, but in penetrating the heart of the music. However, he who has not mastered the technique will not penetrate the heart of the music.
~ Hisamatsu Fûyô
Kiku Day
2012-10-12, 18:02
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2012-10-12, 18:02
surely... Smile
Eugene
2012-10-13, 13:11
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2012-10-13, 13:11
"Rick Riekert""Rick Riekert"
Considering the fate of Burma, Cambodia, Guam, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Thailand, etc., perhaps the only good Japanese occupation during the war…

Now that was hilarious. Oh, and thanks for the link! Smile
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