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>> From username_deleted@shakuhachi_list Thu Dec 25 11:07:22 2003
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>> Jin Tadashi, Nyodo's son, is closest in Lineage to Nyodo....
>
> And Jin Nyosei (sp?)? I understand that he is also a shakuhachi
> player and calligrapher. (According to Masa Yoshizawa, Nyosei wrote
> out the version of Koku found in the Jin Nyodo notation set.)
Jin Nyodo's son (Jin Nyosei- aho also goes by a different Gemei) indeed is,
of course, nearest to his father in terms of blood. He worked for NHK, and
is not necessarily a professional Shakuhachi player. He does have the rights
to his father's notation.
As Jin Nyodo was not the head of a "line" ,so to speak, but rather one who
collected many, many Honkyoku- he had no "Kokesha", or successor.
BTW, we have been performing for the past 26 years at the Bkln. Botanical
Gdns., here in NYC, a memorial (KENSO-KAI) for Jin Nyodo.
Ronnie
>
> BTW: I claim *no* authority with respect to understanding lineages,
> so I am enjoying the discussion of my intentionally provacative
> response has evoked.
>
> bj
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