Let's Play the KOTSUZUMI #2
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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This video is the introduction to the Japanese hand drum, KOTSUZUMI, of HAYASHI for KABUKI music.
The techniques for making basic sounds as well as making pitch changes will be introduced. TAKINAGASHI, or The Waterfall, an insert of the KABUKI play KANJINCHO will be used as an example. In this 1977 video, the famous actor late Shintaro Katsu plays the SHAMISEN, along with the future living national treasures, brothers Kisaku Katada and the late Bokusei Mochizuki playing the TAIKO and KOTSUZUMI.
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Kotsuzumi sound is one of the most iconic sounds for me from Japanese culture. Amazing!
Such an incredible instrument. The amount of musicianship everyone exhibits playing together is incredible, and the sound is so complex and precise. Thank you for showing us how it's played and how the sound is made.
What a lovely sound
Thank you.
The sound of this drum is so emblematic that I even hear it used in other Asian countries such as Korea and Taiwan to symbolise Asia.
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Was wondering how to make the ポン before I asked for a kotsuzumi for Christmas! ありがとございます！
Thank you for your inquiry. What kind of website are you looking for? My web is www. fujijapanese music. org. Thanks
Please keep up the amazing work
Naruto brought me here
Subscribed, how can I say "no" to this sweet lady? I'm compelled to do what she says.
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Oba-san thank you for this educational video, hope you stay healthy and happy 😊
Thank you for your video this was very informative what a delightful instrument!
You just saved My PHD domo arigatou gosaimatsu
Nice and interesting video
What a wonderful video and instrument! Thank you!
Than you so much! I will appreciate it if you would also look at my Japanese videos with English subtitles. The most recent one is: Kabuki Series #81 Hinazuru Sanbaso of Nagauta Part I
ruclips.net/video/zaWix4JTYbk/видео.html
Hi! Im not japanese but i need to learn about it cause of study, i realy like it so much i love music instrument, and thanks for this video❤
Amazing
Is she that tsuzumi drum demon?
I FINALLY FOUND ITS NAME.
Kotsuzumi instrument is very much similar to Indian damru
Thanks for your comment. Yes. It looks similar and it can be the roots.
When Japanese craftsmen get the idea, it is where they started to make them improve.
After 650 years of improvement, can you find the difference between them?
In Japan they tried to find the best wood, dry them for many years and hand carved spending for a year to finish them.
They tried to find the best skins and kept hitting them more than 20 years until they make the right sounds. The best kotsuzumi in Japan is from over 500 years ago.
Can you imagine how careful they’ve crafted and cared?
One of the reasons why we have such things is because we have never colonized in our history and they have had passion for the best instruments and best music.
It was kept from generations to generations without interruption.
@@tsuzumibito2589 in India this instrument damru is related to religious beliefs
@@Ankitrawat-q6t I see. It is interesting! Thanks for your input.
I really want this instrument but can’t find it no where over here in the states :(
You can buy it online from some traditional Japanese instrument shops or Yahoo Japan auction.
Be careful in choosing what to buy because they're extremely expensive. I personally recommend buying a plastic kotsuzumi from Taiko Center.
How do you assemble it?
What about pu and chi sounds? How are they made?
"Pu" is light "pon" which your fingers on your left hand stay closed after you hit. ""Chi" is light "Ta". Please look at my My latest video, "Kabuki Series #39 "Western Instruments with Refinements vs Kabuki Instruments Which Keeps the Original Form" ruclips.net/video/8eojaqRhhSA/видео.html. It is not about the explanations of such sounds but it tells what was the beautiful sound for the Japanese and what did they expect from their musical instruments. It is in Japanese but has English subtitles. Japanese videos goes more into details. Thank you!
Are there any websites i can buy one from? I have been looking for one but have found nothing.
I bought one from this web store. taiko-shop.com/collections/nohgaku/Kotsuzumi
Authentic kotsuzumis are crafted by only a handful craftsmen in Japan and literally cost an arm and a leg, and even ones made of plastic are very expensive.
I bought a secondhand plastic kotsuzumi from Yahoo Japan auction for around $300 and it's been serving me fine for the past three years.
Pro tip, if you really want to spend a couple grand to buy an authentic kotsuzumi, you should buy one USED straight from an expert musician or at least someone who knows how to properly play and care for one, preferably in person. New instruments require DECADES of use to be broken in, and most used instruments you can find online are worthless junk. It is almost impossible even to professionals to tell between a good instrument and a crap one just by looking at the photos.
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Zatoichi.