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This is a Modern Honkyoku piece
from the Dokyoku school
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Mushirabe appears on the following albums:
| Album | Shakuhachi | Koto | Shamisen |
| Hotchiku (CD) (Listen) |
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("No Tuning")
The Shirabe piece that contains no tuning at all is called Mu-Shirabe. It comes from the Kanto region of Japan, and although it was originally intended solely for testing the capabilities of a hocchiku, it eventually evolved into a Shirabe piece.
The piece is called Mu-Shirabe because it contains no melody or theme. It is strictly for training the breath and fingering techniques.
A 2.45 shaku hocchiku was used for this piece.
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