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shinobueapprentices
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Hello! Our names are Nik and Phil, and we're building a Shinobue.
A Shinobue is a traditional Japanese flute, and it sounds *^$#awesome. This is our log detailing how we built one each, and learned about Japan in the mean time.
A Shinobue is a traditional Japanese flute, and it sounds *^$#awesome. This is our log detailing how we built one each, and learned about Japan in the mean time.
Kabuki 101 - Part 2 - Music
Mr. Walter Cassidy explains the musical elements in Kabuki and demonstrates traditional postures and techniques.
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Відео
Kabuki 101 - Part 1 - History & Drama
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Mr. Walter Cassidy explains a brief history of kabuki theatre and some theatrical elements that it employs.
Building a Shinobue - Complete Guide
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The step by step process we followed to build our Shinobue, a Japanese bamboo flute. Watch our journal videos and "Building a Shinobue - Working With Bamboo" for more specific details.
Nik Steel - Journal 3 - Midway
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The flute is taking shape. In this video, I reflect on shaping the bamboo and creating holes in it.
Nik Steel - Journal 4 - Conclusion
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My flute is complete! In this video, I reflect on my latest efforts and the flute-building experience as a whole.
Original Osaka Theatre Performance of Yoshitsune Senbonzakura - Act 2 - Scene 1
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This is the recording of Yoshitsune Senbonzakura: Act 2, scene 1 that I referemced for my attempt at playing kabuki music.
My Performance of Yoshitsune Senbonzakura - Act 2 - Scene 1
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Here I am attempting to recreate the sound from a performance of Yoshitsune Senbonzakura: Act 2, Scene 1. Unfortunately, I don't have a samisen, so there's no samisen in my recording. Also, the flute is not authentic to the original version, so my rendition is more of a western adaptation. In this scene, a fox in human form disguised as Tadanobu rescues Shizuka by fighting off the Shogun's sold...
Phil's Final Thoughts
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Phil goes over his final thoughts, frustrations, likes, and whether or not he'd do it again. Thanks to Mr. Pepper and Mr. Cassidy for all their knowledge and time! Thanks to Nik for being an awesome partner! Thanks to Dr. Waldron for teaching the class!
Shinobue Turnout: Phil's Comparrisson
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Phil compares his flute to Mr. Pepper's, and what more he could have done.
Sakura - Japanese Traditional Song
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Phil plays a traditional Japanese song on Mr. Pepper's flute! He is DEFINITELY not screwing up. EVER.
Phil's End Result
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Phil bringing us up to par with how his flute went, and how Nik and he did it.
Worst Flute Making Problem Ever
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Phil tells us about everything that could have gone wrong, going wrong!
Phil Budd - Flute Making Day 1
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Hey! Me again, talking about our first day of making a flute. I went with Nik's idea of talking about what happened, what went well, badly, and some of our research thusfar (though very little). Either way, this vlogging business isn't so bad...
Phil Budd - Initial Impressions
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Hi, my name's Phil and I am working with Nik to build a Japanese flute called the Shinobue! It's a pretty neat looking instrument, and I'm really looking forward to the project. Here are my initial reactions and thoughts about the project!
Nik Steel - Journal 2 - Midway
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Reflecting on my first day of building with Mr. David Pepper and Phillip Budd on Saturday, March 10, 2012. 1) What happened 2) What was good 3) What was bad 4) What is next
Building a Shinobue - Working With Bamboo
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Building a Shinobue - Working With Bamboo
Nik Steel - Journal 1 - Preliminary Thoughts
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Nik Steel - Journal 1 - Preliminary Thoughts
BUONGIORNO, COMPLIMENTI PER IL VIDEO. POTREI SAPERE LA LUNGHEZZA DEL FLAUTO E DIAMETR INTERNO? GRAZIE
COMPLIMENTI PER IL VIDEO. MI PIACEREBBE SAPERE LA LUNGHE, DISTANZA DEI FORI E DIAMETR DEL TUBO. GRAZIE
Please do the fox battle scene (:
Wow That was great! Can You Do That One Scene When The white fox fight the Guys In The Black Costume?
Onde comprar?
To nessa tb. Dificil achar.
@@Pepe_pita com ctz não tô atrasado mas sua única opção por um preço aceitável é o Aliexpress, ou se vc quer gastar uma grana tem um lugar chamado taiko center, mas além delas não serem baratas tbm tem o frete já que a loja é do Japão
@@cacabussa2391 mano, conheço um luthier que produz flautas étnicas. O cara é especializado em shakuhachi, mas ele faz shinobue, quena, bansuris, pifanos. É mais barato que pegar uma da taiko e te falar q não tem tanta diferença assim. Só se for shakuhacho que aí c o bambu madake é melhor
What is the wax stopper for?
It's so the air flow is one way
I guess you could change the pitch of it that way too. It's a sensitive instrument
GRADE 8🙋🏻♀️
Present!
Same.
@@nextline5775 does it make a sound?
Hallo Nick, I'm a Flutemaker from Germany and I have to say I like your Video a lot. 🙏 Hope you didn't stop making Flutes.
the last of the video, is the cap beeswax?
can you please be a bit more technical, like how far the blowing hole is from the node, and the distance between each hole and stuff, how long the shinobue should be and stuff.
"Dried for serveal years" welp I'll cya in a couple years :^)
It's been four years, how did it go?
@@0ffdripI wonder if a pressure cooker at low temperature works?
xD we need a new video seeing how far this guy got
hey help i dont know what size is the holes of the shinobue help please
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Nice video, found some good bamboo in my shed and would love some measurements. Total length, approximate diameter of the bamboo as well as hole diameters and spacing. Hard to do in a video but if you could message me back I would appreciate it very much.
Does Mr. Pepper sell any of his shinobue?
Ah Nik! you are the best! Good luck on your project... and your quest to offend fewer people ;P