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Will some kind expert please set me straight here:
I am told "Mukaiji Reibo," "Shin No Kyorei," and "Koku Reibo" are =
referred to as the three pieces of Bekkaku, or The Traditional Three, =
and are the most important of the Kinko Ryu Honkyoku.=20
And I have read "Shin No Kyorei" is a Koten piece from the Kinko Ryu =
school, also apparently sometimes known as "Kyotaku", from a story of =
that same name. And I also see it referred to as "Kyorei (Fudaiji)" and =
"Fudai-ji: KYOREI".
The International Shakuhachi Society, I note, refers to the piece as =
"Shin Kyorei", without the Japanese connecting word "no".
And, finally, I am aware the Jin Nyodo #5 CD contains this masterful =
piece, and I believe I have a copy of Jin Nyodo's notation here before =
me now.
But here's my question: Every time I refer to the piece as "Shin No =
Kyorei" I am abruptly corrected - without explanation - to "Kyorei."
If what Jin Nyodo has recorded in his CD #5 is NOT "Shin No Kyorei", =
what happened to that piece? Where and when did it disappear? What is =
the musical difference between "Shin No Kyorei" and "Kyorei"? Why is it =
incorrect for me to refer to the piece as "Shin No Kyorei?"
Thank you!
Gene
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<DIV>Will some kind expert <EM>please</EM> set me straight here:</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>I am told "Mukaiji Reibo," "Shin No Kyorei," and "Koku =
Reibo" are=20
referred to as the three pieces of Bekkaku, or The Traditional Three, =
and are=20
the most important of the Kinko Ryu Honkyoku. </DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>And I have read "Shin No Kyorei" is a Koten piece from the Kinko=20
Ryu school, also apparently sometimes known as "Kyotaku", from a =
story of=20
that same name. And I also see it referred to as "Kyorei =
(Fudaiji)"=20
and "Fudai-ji: KYOREI".<BR></DIV>
<DIV>The International Shakuhachi Society, I note, refers to the =
piece as=20
"Shin Kyorei", without the Japanese connecting word "no".</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>And, finally, I am aware the Jin Nyodo #5 CD contains this =
masterful piece,=20
and I believe I have a copy of Jin Nyodo's notation here before me=20
now.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>But here's my question: Every time I refer to the piece as =
"Shin No=20
Kyorei" I am abruptly corrected - without explanation - to =
"Kyorei."</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>If what Jin Nyodo has recorded in his CD #5 is NOT "Shin No =
Kyorei", what=20
happened to that piece? Where and when did it disappear? =
What is the=20
musical difference between "Shin No Kyorei" and "Kyorei"? Why is =
it=20
incorrect for me to refer to the piece as "Shin No Kyorei?"</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Thank you!</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Gene</DIV></BODY></HTML>
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