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#1 2008-03-17 15:31:36
- philthefluter
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- From: Dublin, Ireland
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Irish melodies for shakuhachi score and CD!
Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
Today I launch 'Celtic honkyoku: Irish melodies for shakuhachi' score and CD.
Cost: €25 (Approx. £20, ¥4,000, $40) Buy here http://www.shakuhachizen.com
The melodies include famous tunes such as 'The Derry Air' and 'Carrigfergus'. There are twenty scores with a playalong CD on 1.8 shakuhachi. The book contains both Kinko-ryu and Tozan-ryu notation versions. The CD also contains bonus tracks of melodies played on longer shakuhachi, Irish flute and tin whistle.
"The bamboo and Zen are One!" Kurosawa Kinko
http://www.shakuhachizen.com/
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#2 2008-03-18 00:02:33
- withaquietmind
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Re: Irish melodies for shakuhachi score and CD!
I love it.
great samples on your page as well!
how do you pronounce the last song?
Last edited by withaquietmind (2008-03-18 00:10:08)
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#3 2008-03-18 18:16:11
- philthefluter
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Re: Irish melodies for shakuhachi score and CD!
How to pronounce 'Don oiche ud i mBeithil'? A challenge but here goes:
Don as in the Italian Don
Oiche as letter 'e' followed by 'ha' for happy
ud as in the instrument oud
i as in the letter e
mBeithil as in 'me' like the sheep and 'hill' where the sheep are found.
So 'Don eeha oud ee mehill!'
"The bamboo and Zen are One!" Kurosawa Kinko
http://www.shakuhachizen.com/
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