Apologies again. That last email was a private email to Justin. I
wasn't looking who I was sending it to. I hate doing that!
Al
On May 10, 2005, at 11:08 AM, Alcvin Ramos wrote:
> HI Justin,
>>
>> Wow that's great that you have the notation. I'm not
>> sure about the internet thing. I'm kind of homeless
>> and on the constant move. But I am seeing a teacher
>> here inthe UK, and he will teach me his version of the
>> piece.
>
> Who are you studying with?
>
>> I had just wanted to do my homework before he
>> taught me, to make the most of the lessons (as they're
>> quite expensive. As for the notation you have, is
>> there a chance you could scan it and email it to me?
>
> Sure. No problem.
>
>> Are there any things in it that you think I wouldn't
>> be able to work out from the notation and listening to
>> the LP, such as peculiar fingering or something?
>
> There are several difficult fingerings I think, but look through the
> notation and let me know what you understand and what you don't.
>
>> The
>> online going through it does sound nice though. Is
>> that expensive?
>
> Other than the equipment and software, I just ask a regular fee of $50
> per lesson which can be sent to me in the form of a cheque of money
> order.
>
>> Anyway, perhaps I could figure it out
>> by myself?
>> Thanks again Alcvin. It would be nice to meet up some
>> time. Now that I'm in Enlgland, do let me know if
>> you're ever coming through. If I do get a place to
>> live you'd be welcome.
>
> Thanks for your hospitality.
>
> Best wishes and luck with learning Tsuru no Sugomori,
>
> Alcvin
>
> <Sugomori.pdf>
>
>
>> --- Alcvin Ramos <ramos@dccnet.com> wrote:
>>> Dear Justin,
>>>
>>> I have the Miyata version notation of Tsuru no
>>> Sugomori (trascribed by
>>> Larry Tyrrell). This was the first version of Tsuru
>>> no Sugomori I
>>> learned. I also learned the two versions of the
>>> piece from Yokoyama's
>>> school and Betsuden Tsuru no Sugomori. If you're
>>> interested in going
>>> over it with me, we can do it via internet (that's
>>> assuming you live
>>> far from BC, Canada and depending if you have the
>>> right hardware and
>>> software for video conferencing.)
>>>
>>> You must realize by now that honkyoku is not a
>>> static art form. It
>>> always changes from person to person and from moment
>>> to moment.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Alcvin
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> __________________________________
>> Yahoo! Mail Mobile
>> Take Yahoo! Mail with you! Check email on your mobile phone.
>> http://mobile.yahoo.com/learn/mail
>> _____________________________________________
>>
>> List un/subscription information is at:
>> http://communication.ucsd.edu/shaku/listsub.html
>>
>>
> =<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=
> Alcvin Takegawa Ramos
> Director
> The Shakuhachi Society of BC (Bamboo-In)
> =<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=
> S9-C3
> Madeira Park, B.C.,V0N 2H0
> Canada
> tel: 604.883.2023
> cell: 604.788.0060
> MAIL: ramos@bamboo-in.com
> WEB: http://www.bamboo-in.com/about-us/ramos.htm
>
>
=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=
Alcvin Takegawa Ramos
Director
The Shakuhachi Society of BC (Bamboo-In)
=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=<+>=
S9-C3
Madeira Park, B.C.,V0N 2H0
Canada
tel: 604.883.2023
cell: 604.788.0060
MAIL: ramos@bamboo-in.com
WEB: http://www.bamboo-in.com/about-us/ramos.htm
_____________________________________________
List un/subscription information is at:
http://communication.ucsd.edu/shaku/listsub.html
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29 : Fri Jan 06 2006 - 10:00:45 PST