Shakuhachi: Beginners 2& intermediate

4.8

Learners: 96

Instructor: Marco Lienhard

Duration:

This course is perfect for those looking to learn the basics of playing the Shakuhachi. From beginners to intermediate players, this course covers the basics of the instrument, including notes, higher register notes, and Yuri (vibrato). Through folk songs and original songs, learners will gain a better understanding of the instrument and how to improve their playing. Exercises and Ro buki (playing the note Ro for as long as possible) are also included to help strengthen the sound and breath. For intermediate players, the course provides new songs with challenging notes, rhythms, and phrasing. Additionally, the course covers how to read and write the Shakuhachi notations, both Western and Japanese, and provides scores for other instruments to play with. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn the basics of the Shakuhachi! ▼▲

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Course Feature

Cost:

Paid

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

Paid Certification

Language:

English

Start Date:

2022-02-20

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 27th, 2023]

This course is designed to teach new learners the basics of playing the Shakuhachi. It covers the basic notes, higher register notes, and Yuri (vibrato). Through folk songs and original songs, learners will gain a better understanding of the instrument and how to improve their playing. Exercises are included to help strengthen the sound and Ro buki (playing the note Ro for as long as possible) to help with breath and embouchure. For intermediate players, the course provides new songs with challenging notes, rhythms, and phrasing. Additionally, learners will learn how to read and write the Shakuhachi notations, both Western and Japanese, and will be provided with scores for other instruments to play with. It is encouraged that learners memorize the songs and use the Japanese Shakuhachi notation to read the music.