I looooooove this omg, one of the first thing i did in the game is go for all cemetaries to unlock all the flutes songs, you're playing PERFECTLY, its amazing 🙏
I'm always impressed by your playing and tutorials. When I get the confidence I will see about signing up for lessons. I have been playing only since March . You seem like such an enthusiastic proponent of the instrument with a kind and understanding approach. Thank you for all your videos.they are inspiring.
The game got me more interested in shakuhachi then ever before, used to listen to it for meditation and destress and now I’m looking into learning. Hopefully buying a shakuhachi yuu soon for the affordability, but am considering the bell, but they’re sold out and idk how much they cost! Binging some of your videos definitely encouraged me to learn, i play guitar so I imagine learning less fingerings willl be fairly simple but never played a wind instrument. Hopefully I can learn to!
This is so awesome! On my channel I have 40 videos of shakuhachi lessons for free. Plus translated documents read aloud about the shakuhachi and it's history. I hope you end up getting one and learning. It changed my life. :-)
Renzoh Flutes just got a 100$ bonus check from my work since were furloughed for quarantine, that and your comment combined.. just bought one! I’ll continue enjoying the content and hopefully learn some from you. Hope you’re enjoying japan, hope to visit When everything blows over
@@TairyuShakuhachi you are most welcome! So wonderful, I have seen many of your videos. I would love to see you do Kagura Theater in Hiroshima...I bet you could really bring some emotion to the plays.
Oh man what a treat it would be to go to Hiroshima and play. I love about 4 hours away... I’m sure it’s possible with the right connections. Thank you for your comment and support! :-)
Wow thanks so much man so beautiful!!!! I couldn't find any sheet music I just know that Cornelius boots worked or helped out on the game and on his site he mentions nature pieces and Buddhist chants I was guessing it might be that Was also thinking about sending you the videos from the game cause most of them don't seem to complex But I see you got the game yourself Hope your enjoying it, I really like it alot!! I am a beginner in shakuhachi and I dont know how to read sheet music yet. so far I've used it more as meditation by trying to make the ro sound hence focusing on the breath Would be cool if you could do a easy tutorial on showing the fingering on some of the shorter pieces Thanks again and looking forward to further videos
Please do send me the video from the games. That would be helpful instead of hunting down crickets! I am so glad you enjoy the playing. Maybe I will make a few tutorial videos. :-)
I read the info box AFTER seeing the video (a 300 y.o. still working wind instrument? I'm listening to it before I can be bothered to read) and I was puzzled because, while beautiful, it sounded a lot like Morricone's scores for Leone. Which wouldn't do for an traditional piece, but is quite understandable if the piece is modern.
@@Hyp3RZツ Super cool track! It will take me awhile to write that out. But I will see what I can do. I have some more fire emblem pieces that I want to play but I can get started.
From the makers in japan I have shown this too they said anywhere from 150 to 300 but it’s hard to tell. But they said the repair style is Meiji. But unless we carbon date we won’t know for sure. Thanks for the comment
@@TairyuShakuhachi I make and play the shakuhachi in the style of the Edo period. Is your shakuhachi "jinashi-nobe"? I think it's a traditional tuning. Even so, the tone is good and it is a wonderful performance.
@@bamboo108 Yes I am familar with your work. Very nice sounding shakuhachi indeed! You made a 1.8 jinashi that had a wonderful sound that I was very fond of recently! This shakuhachi is nobekan, and it is in the traditional tuning. I am adjusting the notes with meri and kari to play "in tune." With this flute, I am guessing that it has been changed over time. Most notably the bindings which, I have been told are in the Meiji style. And secondly, the lacquer on the inside is a later addition, my guess is either taisho or showa. I am leaning towards Showa just based on what information I was given. So in conclusion, I had an old flute from some point in edo that was repaired in meiji and had lacquer (urushi, not ji) during showa. But thank you for the insight! I live in Japan actually in Kansai, if you are close by I can show you the flute and maybe get another opinion! with warmest regards, SRH
@@TairyuShakuhachi I watched your other video. I change my opinion. I think your shakuhachi is from the Edo period. The finger holes are 8 mm or smaller. It's a very good instrument. You really understand the shakuhachi. I want to see you
I have to keep playing to unlock more songs...
You've just changed the weather ☺️
keep visiting cemeteries. that’s where the crickets are at.
I did my best! It started to change out here in Tokyo!
~Haiku of Peace~
Ancient wood revived
New wind breaths a soothing sound
My troubled soul rests
~Headband of Life Obtained~
im not crying, you are
The air inside the Shakuhachi is meeting 300 years of history. 😍
The one dislike is from the original owner wanting his Shakuhachi back lol
That would explain all the lights flickering recently.
We are facing a true master, each blow on his flute exudes art and beauty.
I’m so honored to get a comment like this. Thank you!!
This would of been a cool video game for us to play together! This music is sweet.
yeah it totally would have been...
Damn that was beautiful! Glad your Edo flute is back from repairs!!
Me too!! And thank you so much. :-)
The beauty of the old and tradition is meeting with the new and progress
＜３
I looooooove this omg, one of the first thing i did in the game is go for all cemetaries to unlock all the flutes songs, you're playing PERFECTLY, its amazing 🙏
NICE so glad that you enjoyed it!
that instrument can touch the soul !!
I think so too!
I love this flute! Thank you
Glad you like it!
That was wonderful - both the playing and the sound quality. :)
Thanks for listening. I have been trying different recording styles recently. I think the next one I will do in Yoyogi Park...
I'm always impressed by your playing and tutorials. When I get the confidence I will see about signing up for lessons. I have been playing only since March . You seem like such an enthusiastic proponent of the instrument with a kind and understanding approach. Thank you for all your videos.they are inspiring.
Wow, what a comment. It would be an honor to give you a lesson. I am just a guy who loves shakuhachi more than life itself. :-)
Nice! Loving the Ghost of Tsushima tunes. What a beautiful tone :)
Thank you very much! Glad you liked it :-)
I love the Shakuhachi, beautiful playing
Thank yo so much. It is quite a wonder instrument :-)
Heart stirred within me - worldly distractions vanish - for a moment, peace
so well said.
The game got me more interested in shakuhachi then ever before, used to listen to it for meditation and destress and now I’m looking into learning. Hopefully buying a shakuhachi yuu soon for the affordability, but am considering the bell, but they’re sold out and idk how much they cost! Binging some of your videos definitely encouraged me to learn, i play guitar so I imagine learning less fingerings willl be fairly simple but never played a wind instrument. Hopefully I can learn to!
This is so awesome! On my channel I have 40 videos of shakuhachi lessons for free. Plus translated documents read aloud about the shakuhachi and it's history. I hope you end up getting one and learning. It changed my life. :-)
Renzoh Flutes just got a 100$ bonus check from my work since were furloughed for quarantine, that and your comment combined.. just bought one! I’ll continue enjoying the content and hopefully learn some from you. Hope you’re enjoying japan, hope to visit When everything blows over
@@prkrprtn That is awesome! If you need any help just send me an email through my website,
ShawnHeadMusic.com
Bravissimooo,...
Che bello, un'Italiana
@@thehonourableprivate5855 Si grazie!..
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
just beautiful
Many many thanks
I like this
This would make a great Movie Trailer song for Ghost of Tsushima
本当にすごい‼️
ありがとうございます。
Reflect on........
Nice
FIRST!
Beautiful. I heard about the video game.
It's so good!
Beautiful sweet sound and player
Thank you kindly! I think it is mostly the flute and the music though ;-)
Renzoh Flutes yes of course, but sometime the sound, the song and the player play toghether at once.🙏
Beautiful🌺
Thank you, Carrie!
@@TairyuShakuhachi you are most welcome! So wonderful, I have seen many of your videos. I would love to see you do Kagura Theater in Hiroshima...I bet you could really bring some emotion to the plays.
Oh man what a treat it would be to go to Hiroshima and play. I love about 4 hours away... I’m sure it’s possible with the right connections. Thank you for your comment and support! :-)
Wow thanks so much man so beautiful!!!!
I couldn't find any sheet music I just know that Cornelius boots worked or helped out on the game and on his site he mentions nature pieces and Buddhist chants I was guessing it might be that
Was also thinking about sending you the videos from the game cause most of them don't seem to complex
But I see you got the game yourself
Hope your enjoying it, I really like it alot!!
I am a beginner in shakuhachi and I dont know how to read sheet music yet. so far I've used it more as meditation by trying to make the ro sound hence focusing on the breath
Would be cool if you could do a easy tutorial on showing the fingering on some of the shorter pieces
Thanks again and looking forward to further videos
Please do send me the video from the games. That would be helpful instead of hunting down crickets!
I am so glad you enjoy the playing. Maybe I will make a few tutorial videos. :-)
YO YOU DID IT
You should have played the coffin dance when it was popular.
But nice
What is that?!
@@TairyuShakuhachi it was a popular meme many people did parodies and stuff
I am crying
🙏
🙏🙏
Can you do tsushima suite V: seiiki from ghost of tsushima? The Shakuhachi sounds incredible in that
If I have the music, yes. :-) if I have time I can write it out
@@TairyuShakuhachi yes of course !! I know the music itself is on youtube but I'm not sure if the sheet music is
I read the info box AFTER seeing the video (a 300 y.o. still working wind instrument? I'm listening to it before I can be bothered to read) and I was puzzled because, while beautiful, it sounded a lot like Morricone's scores for Leone. Which wouldn't do for an traditional piece, but is quite understandable if the piece is modern.
Yes! Isn't that incredible?! A flute that has really stood the test of time. I am pretty sure these pieces are modern in the style of old works
300年前の尺八…！
そう、凄くない？！
Renzoh do you think you can do the tale of iyo from ghost of tsushima?
If I can find the music I can.
@@TairyuShakuhachi m.ruclips.net/video/slJ5XXTIFUA/видео.html don't worry, I linked it for you.
@@Hyp3RZツ Super cool track! It will take me awhile to write that out. But I will see what I can do. I have some more fire emblem pieces that I want to play but I can get started.
@@TairyuShakuhachi Do what you have to do no worries. I'm also thinking of playing it too so if you do a tutorial it'd be nice. Keep up the good work👍
Do you have lesson for this song?
Yes, also on my youtube channel.
@@TairyuShakuhachi Thank you!
Great! But it's not so old. Maybe in about 80 years.
From the makers in japan I have shown this too they said anywhere from 150 to 300 but it’s hard to tell. But they said the repair style is Meiji. But unless we carbon date we won’t know for sure. Thanks for the comment
@@TairyuShakuhachi I make and play the shakuhachi in the style of the Edo period. Is your shakuhachi "jinashi-nobe"? I think it's a traditional tuning. Even so, the tone is good and it is a wonderful performance.
@@bamboo108 Yes I am familar with your work. Very nice sounding shakuhachi indeed! You made a 1.8 jinashi that had a wonderful sound that I was very fond of recently!
This shakuhachi is nobekan, and it is in the traditional tuning. I am adjusting the notes with meri and kari to play "in tune." With this flute, I am guessing that it has been changed over time. Most notably the bindings which, I have been told are in the Meiji style. And secondly, the lacquer on the inside is a later addition, my guess is either taisho or showa. I am leaning towards Showa just based on what information I was given.
So in conclusion, I had an old flute from some point in edo that was repaired in meiji and had lacquer (urushi, not ji) during showa.
But thank you for the insight! I live in Japan actually in Kansai, if you are close by I can show you the flute and maybe get another opinion!
with warmest regards,
SRH
@@TairyuShakuhachi I watched your other video. I change my opinion. I think your shakuhachi is from the Edo period. The finger holes are 8 mm or smaller. It's a very good instrument. You really understand the shakuhachi. I want to see you
@@bamboo108 Yes finger holes are very very small! Super hard to play Tsu-meri. Yes let's try to meet sometime.
Hello. Could you please give notes of this music? Which are specifically for shakuhachi
Yes later I will upload tutorials after I learn them all.
🤯😭👏👏👏
What is the key of this shakuhachi please ?
Eb 1.7
@@羊ちゃん-o2x correct
do you know exactly which type of Shakuhachi is Jin Sakai using? c:
No it isn’t clear. But the audio is modern shakuhachi
In what key is your shakuhachi?
Eb
Sound very similar to the native American flute very relaxing
Thanks for listening
Hehe ghosts are scary and all but have you turned off your lights and didn't run to your room and a hand grabs you
ooooooooooo
tsss (what are the notations hehe 😂🙏?)
be patient young grasshopper.
Do you sell it on EBAY?
5$ is my last offer :D
lol
is this a 1,8
This is actually a 1.7
@@YogaEnMeditatie I will be making tutorials. Please stay tuned.