It is good to see craftsmanship and quality are still alive. I feel that people today particulary in western culture do not apreciate fine workmanship skills like what we seen from these shamisen makers.
would you happen to know what device was used to trim the skin? It looks like it 'sliced' the extra skin off, but somehow didn't ruin the body of the instrument?
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It is good to see craftsmanship and quality are still alive. I feel that people today particulary in western culture do not apreciate fine workmanship skills like what we seen from these shamisen makers.
Great series. The workmanship is beautiful.
would you happen to know what device was used to trim the skin? It looks like it 'sliced' the extra skin off, but somehow didn't ruin the body of the instrument?
Gidayu futozao
what do you use for the strings? what is each string set at for key tones? was that an extra pad glued for the bridge? what do you use for the skins?
is this now a chuzao / jiuta shamisen or nagauta shamisen?
I want to do shamisen .I try
I always wanted to build a violin and this video is close enough. :) 5/5
I'm afraid I don't know but you should ask a guy on RUclips named "fiddledella" he might know ;)
It's a Hosozao / Nagauta shamisen =)
Spelling error it's "fiddlefella" :P