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#1 2010-07-25 22:58:38
- pueyrredon
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kasaiki / sorane
Hi,
what's the difference between kasaiki and sorane? which one correspond to slap tongue / pizzicato?
thanks in advance
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#2 2010-07-25 23:08:28
- Tairaku 太楽
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Re: kasaiki / sorane
You mean "staccato"?
Here's a link to some explanations of this stuff.
http://www.shakuhachichambermusic.com/p … ingwm.html
As he mentions here, it's advisable to use western terms.
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#3 2010-07-27 14:12:23
- Dun Romin
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Re: kasaiki / sorane
Pizzicato can be seen as a lighter way of performing a kind of staccato. The term is used for violin and likewise instruments to indicate to pluck the cords instead of using the bow. ;-) Both hard things to do for a fluteplayer.
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#4 2010-07-27 14:31:07
- pueyrredon
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Re: kasaiki / sorane
Pizzicato slap is percussive playing technique achieved by the slamming of the tongue against the palate to create a strong "t". Pitch can be perceived according to the position of the embouchure.
;-)
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