RE: [Shaku] For me, it's honkyoku and its the teachers

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Hi justin,

Let me send you a link to my teacher kiku day's website.
You will find a list of the honkyuku repertoire of her school.
together with quicktime movies of pieces played on different flute sizes..

http://www.kikuday.com/audiosamples.htm

Kiku day studied honkyoku music with okuda atsuya in tokyo for about 10
years
and plays ji-nashi shakuhachi (hochiccu), see explaination on the website.
She is currently in the US but otherwise based in london where I have been
taking lessons from her for a year now (I know, only a drop in the ocean of
time).

Maybe this is a good moment to emphasize the importance to study person to
person.
I think the experience of finding a skilled teacher and to learn directly
from them is going far beyond the goal of learning how to play the
instrument or certain pieces and a most essential part of the shakuhachi
way.
If you don't have a teacher yet, go and find one, no matter how often you
can afford it, take lessons.

To all those who teach shakuhachi here in this list I would like to say
THANK YOU for the hard work, energy dedication, love and great patience you
give us helping to find out own way.

All the best

delmar

-----Original Message-----
From: Justin . [mailto:justinasia@yahoo.com]
Sent: 19 February 2005 09:53
To: Shakuhachi@communication.ucsd.edu
Subject: RE: [Shaku] For me, it's honkyoku

> In comes honkyoku - an amazingly evolved repertoire
> of what have become
> beautifully crafted compositions (even from a
> Western analytical
> perspective) - evolved specifically to take
> advantage of the
> shakuhachi's unique and infinite range of auditory
> subtlety ...

Hi Dan
I would like to ask you, and also everyone else, what
repetoire of honkyoku do you play? Kinko? Wtatsumi's
"dokyoku"? Jin Nyodo's lineage?
There is much talk of honkyoku. I wish to know which
honkyoku you all refer to. I wonder if your opinions
would refer to ALL honkyoku, or just the repetoire you
play. I personally find the different lineages quite
different.
 Justin.

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