Rodrigo Rodriguez・Honshirabe 本調

Honshirabe played by Rodrigo Rodriguez on 1.9.
This short piece corresponds to a prelude or overture, and today is often used at the beginning of a program. The term ‘shirabe,’ which appears frequently in titles of Japanese instrumental compositions, means ‘investigation,’ specifically with respect to the instrument's tuning. The written character for ‘hon’ means "central" or ‘primary,’ and with stringed instruments it alludes to the most frequently employed tunings.
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[@yamabikofactory]

In the first Shirabe piece, a giant 3.4 shaku hocchiku made by a child and with no tuning was used for this piece. Creating a tone and suijo with this hocchiku was a nearly impossible task, but it was achieved.

[@drauglurdarkambient]

Something about this sound frequency sounds cosmic and extremely mighty.
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[@yamabikofactory]

Rodrigo is very talented. And thanks for subscribing and welcome. I was already subscribed to your channel ;)

[@ricardogil910]

Oishi....one can see you personal way of playing in some notes ❤

[@francisco7jcs]

É igual ao ney sufi, mas aqui a linguagem da vanidade do tempo é um pouco diferente.