[Shaku] RE: shakuhachi V1 #1166

Hi Kiku,

You can add Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado to your list. David Whe=
eler occasionally teaches an introductory course in Japanese music here. A=
s part of this course, students learn a little shakuhachi. David also of=
fers private lessons in shakuhachi through Naropa.

More about Naropa:

Naropa University is a private, nonprofit, nonsectarian liberal arts instit=
ution dedicated to advancing contemplative education. This approach to lea=
rning integrates the best of Eastern and Western educational traditions, he=
lping students know themselves more deeply and engage constructively with o=
thers.

Naropa University comprises a four-year undergraduate college and graduate =
programs in the arts, education, environmental leadership, psychology and r=
eligious studies. It offers BA, BFA, MA, MFA and MDiv degrees, as well as p=
rofessional development training and classes for the community.

Naropa is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central=
 Association of Colleges and Schools (www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org).

Mark

Mark A. Miller
Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education
Associate Professor of Music
Naropa University
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        Shakuhachi taught at universities in North America

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Date: Sat, 01 Sep 2007 05:41:57 +0000
From: "Kiku Day" <kikuescargot@hotmail.com>
To: Shakuhachi@communication.ucsd.edu
Subject: Shakuhachi taught at universities in North America
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Hello everybody.

I hope everyone has had an enjoyable summer (winter for those down-under)!
Japan has suddenly become way more comfortable than just a week ago...

I am at the end of my fieldwork stay in Japan.
For my last presentation I will talk about, among other things, how the
shakuhachi was introduced outside Japan. I have a list of universities wher=
e
shakuhachi instructions or workshops have been offered from Steven Casano's
MA thesis (thank you, Steven!). Does anyone know of more universities in
North America where workshops or instruction on shakuhachi have been
offered? The list is as follows:

City University of New York
Columbia University
Florida State University
Naropa University
Oberlin Conservatory
Stanford University
UCLA
University of Colorado
University of Hawai'i, Hilo
University of Hawai'i, Manoa
University of Michigan
Wesleyan University

I have added:
Mills College

Canada:
University of Toronto

best wishes,
Kiku

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