I have no video links, but if you can to flutter tonguing while singing, you can do tamane. In a firmly established practice of The World of Music, high-profile guest editors are invited to design issues and see them through the entire preparation process.Tamane (玉音) often causes trouble in the beginning. strongly encourages theoretical and methodological reflections on the study of the musics of the world.Įach issue focuses on a specific topic.
thinks across disciplinary boundaries and embraces a wide variety of approaches to the analytical study of the musics of the world, including indigenous methodologies, post-colonial, critical and queer perspectives and different indigenous methodologies. In this, it provides scholars from a multiplicity of academic backgrounds a forum for the discussion of musics from around the world, their dynamics and their many meanings, manifested in a variety of ever changing forms ranging from highly particular and localized systems of musical thinking in traditional musics to global (musical) cultural flows and consumption. The World of Music is an international peer-reviewed journal seeking a critical understanding of performing arts and cultural practices involving music, dance and theater worldwide, as well as the many contexts in which they come into being. They are moving from traditional/classical into modern/popular, in search of the shakuhachi for tomorrow. With their cultural heritage on one hand and the infinite future on the other, the shakuhachi and the performers of the shakuhachi are in a stage of "re-contextualisation". Although there are people who preserve generations-old traditions, most contemporary shakuhachi performers consider themselves to be free and not confined to restricted repertoires. Having experienced drastic changes in the society since the Meiji Restoration more than 120 years ago, the Japanese are greatly influenced by the West and have modernised throughout the course of history.
It has also a unique historical background in which still exist many unsolved mysteries such as its origin, some religious legends, the lineages of transmission, and the process of dissemination/transformation. Despite the simplicity of the instrument, the shakuhachi can create a rich and complex variety of sounds. The shakuhachi, a Japanese five-holed vertical bamboo flute, is today not only used in traditional Japanese music but also featured in various genres of music such as jazz, pop, and rock.
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