Mysterious Sounds of the Japanese Bamboo Flute - Watazumido-Shuso, The

"Shingetsu, Nezasa Shirabe, and Dai Bosatsu used in the film The Sacrafice by Andrei Tarkovsky"

Watazumi Doso Roshi
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Track	Title	Kanji	Length	Artist
1	Rinmon	臨門	04'55	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi
	Rinmon means playing at the crossroads to express one's feelings and show one's skill. It comes originally from the Kinki area. A 76 cm Hotchiku was used.
2	Ukigumo	浮雲	05'37	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi
	A 64 cm Hotchiku was used to express the feelings of one becoming the wind and playing with the white clouds floating in the sky.
3	Kumoi Jishi	雲井獅子	02'36	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi
	Akebono-Jishi, performed with a 61 cm Hotchiku, is a festival tune from Kyushu composed at the end of the Tolugawa Era.
4	Musashi no Shirabe	武蔵調	07'43	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi
	Detailed handling of sounds is the feature of the Musashi no Shirabe, a tune about the Kanto area centered around Tokyo. A Hotchiku 70 cm long was used.
5	Dai-Bosatsu	大菩薩	07'20	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi
	Dai-Bosatsu is a tune produced by the concurrence of the whole mind and body with natural bamboo in the form of the Hotchiku.
6	Shingetsu	心月	05'21	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi
	This tune is an expression of the flutterings of quiet, clear sounds. This 98 cm Hotchiku was made from an ordinary piece of bamboo.
7	Shirabe (Nezasa Ha)	調 (根笹)	02'53	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi
	The impression of a soft wind blowing through a snow covered forest is the feature of this tune performed with a 70 cm Hotchiku.
8	Netori	音取	01'56	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi
	The word Netori means checking and arranging sounds. This tune comes from the Kinki area, and it is said that it used to be used as a signal by priests in ancient times.
9	Kyorei (Fudaiji)	虚鈴	03'20	Shakuhachi: Watazumi Doso Roshi