Takeo Yamashiro - Shakuhachi Album

Tracklist

1	Kumoi Jishi
2	Nezasa Cho
3	San-Ya No Kyoku
4	Tanuke
5	Shika No Tone
6	Koku
7	Jin-Bo San-Ya

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ATR 110	Takeo Yamashiro	Shakuhachi ‎(LP, Album)	Aural Tradition Records, Vancouver Folk Music Festival Society	ATR 110	Canada	1988

Credits

• Shakuhachi – Takeo Yamashiro

Notes

There is no artificial enhancement on this recording.
The sounds are those produced by the flute and the breath of Takeo Yamashiro.

Short intro

Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Shakuhachi Takeo Yamashiro. There is no artificial enhancement on this recording. The sounds are those produced by the flute and the breath of Takeo Yamashiro. Performer: 諸井誠 Genre: Classical, Folk, World, & Country Album: 尺八の為の音楽 Music For Shakuhachi Released: 1972. Takeo Moriyama Quartet - Flush Up. Takeo Yamashiro on shakuhachi. Performance Works, Coast Salish Territory Vancouver BC . Hōzan Yamamoto - Shakuhachi 1991. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. Contemporary Jazz. Hōzan Yamamoto. Songs in album Hōzan Yamamoto - Shakuhachi 1991. Hōzan Yamamoto - Rainbow. Takeo Yamashiro. Trap A Love Song. Takeo Yamashiro & Xiao Yu. 10 Songs, 54 Minutes. Released: Dec 31, 1989. 1991 Pan Records. More By Uzume Taiko. See which songs from which albums Takeo Yamashiro played through the years. Takeo Yamashiro Albums total. Sign Up. About Takeo Yamashiro. Musician Shakuhachi. Shakuhachi 1966 to present. Tonari Gumi隣組. Executive Director 1 January 1974 to 31 July 2004 Vancouver, British Columbia. The shakuhachi Japanese: 尺八しゃくはち, pronounced Chinese: 尺八 pinyin: chǐbā is a Japanese and ancient Chinese longitudinal, end-blown bamboo-flute. It was originally introduced from China into Japan in the 7th century and reached its peak in the Edo period. 17th18th century. The oldest shakuhachi in Japan is currently stored in Shōsō-in, Nara. The shakuhachi introduced into Japan changed its form and scale many times after that, and the present shakuhachi was completed in the Edo. Takeo Yamashiro was the brother of Maseo and a member of the Yakuza crime empire. Takeo was jealous of her brother as he was married to Tatsu Yamashiro, a woman Takeo also craved for. When General Karnz provided Takeo with a couple of special swords, he used them to kill Maseo and caused the death of Tatsu's family. However, he lost one of the swords to Tatsu and soon he learned that the sword could steal the sould of the living that it slains. Follow Artist