@@michaelsmusicinstruments9980 You're welcome. I also like your flute videos too. Check out my cover of Bright Eyes. I'm using the keyboard plus the flute in this song.
Thank you very much Marcos. Sorry for make you dizzy :-)) , I hope I do not have to attach vertigo warning attention to the video.yes the credits run too fast. I have to fix that. I am thankful for evry sound I can find and what i can use for these special musical instruments. The credits deserve their time and respect in the Video.
This is a very good question. In the past, silk was used, today nylon is mostly used. I think the Sanxian and the Sanshin try to sound the same mostly. In shamisen there are local and cultural differences in how the strings are tuned.
@@michaelsmusicinstruments9980 yes we all know which one always stick to the original xD. sanxian or pipa isn't even played with plectrum no more. the truth lies in gagaku biwa which is suprisingly authentic from tang dynasty period drastically different then japanese modern biwa and a little bit different then modern pipa. since its gagaku biwa from tang dynasty, its safe to assume that other instruments should have used the same string as gagaku biwa. anyhow japanese have a good collection of tang pipa
INTRO --> 2:55 Sanxian, 4:00 Sanshin, 5:30 Shamisen
Intersting good video. like 2
Very interesting and educational upload. Nicely done. Kudos.
Many thanks Sebastian, I am pleased. I'm glad you like it as a guitar player.
@@michaelsmusicinstruments9980 You're welcome. I also like your flute videos too. Check out my cover of Bright Eyes. I'm using the keyboard plus the flute in this song.
Great models and fantastic video editing. The credits, a bit fast, I got a little dizzy 😀 😀 Thanks, as always, for sharing 👍 ; ^ )
Thank you very much Marcos. Sorry for make you dizzy :-)) , I hope I do not have to attach vertigo warning attention to the video.yes the credits run too fast. I have to fix that. I am thankful for evry sound I can find and what i can use for these special musical instruments. The credits deserve their time and respect in the Video.
5:18 do you know where this music sample is from?
you can find the song at freesound: Ueno Shamisen -Japan freesound.org/search/?q=Ueno+Shamisen+
@@michaelsmusicinstruments9980 thank you
Are the strings of the three instruments made of different materials?
They all have a distinct sound.
This is a very good question. In the past, silk was used, today nylon is mostly used. I think the Sanxian and the Sanshin try to sound the same mostly. In shamisen there are local and cultural differences in how the strings are tuned.
@@michaelsmusicinstruments9980 yes we all know which one always stick to the original xD. sanxian or pipa isn't even played with plectrum no more.
the truth lies in gagaku biwa which is suprisingly authentic from tang dynasty period drastically different then japanese modern biwa and a little bit different then modern pipa.
since its gagaku biwa from tang dynasty, its safe to assume that other instruments should have used the same string as gagaku biwa. anyhow japanese have a good collection of tang pipa
The computer read voice completely butchering the pronunciation is annoying AF. It’s too bad, as the rest of the video seems rather decent.
三味線の撥が奇妙な形なのが気になる…