I feel blessed to be able to hear you, to see you. Your music heals my heart, mind, body, emotions and soul. Thank you for being the undeniable Maestro that you are.
Thank you, Noakiba Sogabe, for your many years of studying tecnique and craftsmanship to make your artistry one if a kind. Brilliance to behold for all who listens. 🙏❤️🌎🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵
I want to thank you for creating this channel and let us enjoy your music. I have always loved and admired the Japanese culture since I was a little girl, and ten years ago or so I fell in love with the Turkish one too. Of course, the sound of the oud playing a big role there and it has quickly become one of my favourite instruments. I can't tell how happy it made me to find your channel today. I was feeling extremely irritable to any noise or loud sound, and I had tried to relax listening to some music, but I couldn't find anything I could enjoy. Then I found you and that's all I've been listening to for hours, all I've been looking for for ages - it's not my first time trying to listen to some good oud music. So yes, thank you. Your May It Be gave me a very strong idea of how elven music would be passed on and transformed by Men in the Middle Earth, especially in the land of Gondor, and being a Tolkien lover, this just adds to the wonders and the joy you can create. I don't understand how anyone could complain about the sound of your instruments, or what you do. Please, never listen to them.
Thank you very much for your detailed feedback! Your positive words give me energy to continue my creative work. Special thanks for listening to my version of May It Be! I don't generally play covers, but with this piece I was too curious to see how it would sound on the lute. Please don't worry about hate comments. They don't make me nervous or anything. They're just jealous and I deal with them in a distanced but consistent way.
I am so thrilled to have stumbled across your music but in particular this courageous debunking of some of the many myths and misconceptions about sonority, pitch, technique and even posture. I took up renaissance lute nearly 30 years ago but have had only one 2-hour lesson on it and have battled through the rest in my own as an amateur. Your words of wisdom are inspirational and profound to me, as I try in my old age, to return to lute and renaissance guitar after a decade of neglect. Thank you for all of this! Martin
Your explanation regarding 432Hz is thought-provoking. To delve deeper into the topic, here are some studies that may prompt you to reassess your point of view (or point of hearing if I may) : " The Effect of 432 Hz Music on the Endocrine System and Autonomic Nervous System" by Tsutomu Nakada and Minako Mizuno, published in the Journal of International Society of Life Information Science (ISLIS) in 2018. This paper reports on a study that examined the effects of 432 Hz music on the autonomic nervous system and endocrine system compared to 440 Hz music. "Exploring the Perceptual and Emotional Effects of 432 Hz Music on University Students: A Pilot Study" by an interdisciplinary research team. This study focuses on subjective responses to 432 Hz music, assessing emotional and perceptual differences among listeners. "Sound Healing and Therapy: An Exploratory Study of the Effects of 432 Hz and 440 Hz Sound Frequencies" published in a journal dedicated to alternative medicine. This paper looks into both the physical and psychological responses to different tuning frequencies, including biomarker analyses.
Just watch my video about 432 Hz. There I explain in detail why the whole discussion about concert pitch doesn't make sense : ua-cam.com/video/g2NI95z-Qv8/v-deo.html
Reflecting on your words, there are no coincidences. The universe expresses its beauty as a consequence of incalculable sophistication. It could be said that complexity is a stream of consciousness that yearns to be exposed or in your case to be heard. I am grateful to witness your gift and as a result its power to heal.
Que lindo! En una canalización de cartas de Tarot me recomendaron escuchar música de Laud y recordé que youtube me había recomendado tu canal hace poco, así que regresé y ha sido muy sanador e inspirador. Saludos desde América querido Naochika San 😊
Anyone saying your ambient music "too monotonous" is a fool, doesn't know what "ambient" means, or both. I wonder if that same person thinks a running stream is monotonous? Or perhaps the ocean surf? Or birds delightedly chirping on a spring day? Ambience is not something to be focused on intently for hours at a time. It's the underpinning for other things. I use your ambient tracks as the acoustical motif for my entire weekend. You are a master of your craft and it is indeed a privilege to have access to your works. Thanks again.
Thank you very much for everything Naochika Sogabe. Have you thought about having a link for your Spotify in the description of your videos and in your UA-cam profile? I think that this way more people will find it. Maybe it's worth it! Grüße aus Bayern
Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar! Wie ich sowohl im Video als auch in der Videobeschreibung erwähne, ist ein Link an Spotify nicht nötig. Schau bitte mein Video über die ungerechte Bezahlung von großen Musikstreaming-Diensten an: ua-cam.com/video/BzM2rPoODZk/v-deo.html
![[Eng. Sub] Tame the Wolf! Pure Intervals and Historical Tuning](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/cOvhC7LsfNU/mqdefault.jpg)
I feel blessed to be able to hear you, to see you. Your music heals my heart, mind, body, emotions and soul. Thank you for being the undeniable Maestro that you are.
Thank you so much for your wonderful words!
Thank you, Noakiba Sogabe, for your many years of studying tecnique and craftsmanship to make your artistry one if a kind.
Brilliance to behold for all who listens.
🙏❤️🌎🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵
Many thanks for watching and your great feedback!
I want to thank you for creating this channel and let us enjoy your music. I have always loved and admired the Japanese culture since I was a little girl, and ten years ago or so I fell in love with the Turkish one too. Of course, the sound of the oud playing a big role there and it has quickly become one of my favourite instruments. I can't tell how happy it made me to find your channel today. I was feeling extremely irritable to any noise or loud sound, and I had tried to relax listening to some music, but I couldn't find anything I could enjoy. Then I found you and that's all I've been listening to for hours, all I've been looking for for ages - it's not my first time trying to listen to some good oud music. So yes, thank you. Your May It Be gave me a very strong idea of how elven music would be passed on and transformed by Men in the Middle Earth, especially in the land of Gondor, and being a Tolkien lover, this just adds to the wonders and the joy you can create. I don't understand how anyone could complain about the sound of your instruments, or what you do. Please, never listen to them.
Thank you very much for your detailed feedback! Your positive words give me energy to continue my creative work.
Special thanks for listening to my version of May It Be! I don't generally play covers, but with this piece I was too curious to see how it would sound on the lute.
Please don't worry about hate comments. They don't make me nervous or anything. They're just jealous and I deal with them in a distanced but consistent way.
以前よりうかがってみたいことがいくつかあったのですが、この動画で合点がいきました。
私にとって曽我部さんの音楽はとても心が落ち着くので、ヨガをする時によく聞いています。
リピートが心地良いのです。
いつも素晴らしい音色を届けて下さりありがとうございます。
弊チャンネルでは、トーク系動画は音楽動画ほど視聴数が伸びないので、ご覧いただいて大変感謝です！ これからも私の音楽をお楽しみいただければ幸いです。
Thank you for everything 😊
Thank you so much!
You are a real artist and scholar Mr Sogabe. Thank you for being an example and inspiration.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for this video.
I am so thrilled to have stumbled across your music but in particular this courageous debunking of some of the many myths and misconceptions about sonority, pitch, technique and even posture. I took up renaissance lute nearly 30 years ago but have had only one 2-hour lesson on it and have battled through the rest in my own as an amateur. Your words of wisdom are inspirational and profound to me, as I try in my old age, to return to lute and renaissance guitar after a decade of neglect. Thank you for all of this!
Martin
Thank you so much for listening and your wonderful feedback!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support!
@@NaoSogabe 🙏❤️🌎🌿🕊🎵🎶🎵
Excellent information 🧐 ☺️
Thank you so much!
Always a pleasure to listen to you.
Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing the fruits your life long dedication maestro ❤🙏🏼
My pleasure, thank you!
Your explanation regarding 432Hz is thought-provoking. To delve deeper into the topic, here are some studies that may prompt you to reassess your point of view (or point of hearing if I may) :
" The Effect of 432 Hz Music on the Endocrine System and Autonomic Nervous System" by Tsutomu Nakada and Minako Mizuno, published in the Journal of International Society of Life Information Science (ISLIS) in 2018. This paper reports on a study that examined the effects of 432 Hz music on the autonomic nervous system and endocrine system compared to 440 Hz music.
"Exploring the Perceptual and Emotional Effects of 432 Hz Music on University Students: A Pilot Study" by an interdisciplinary research team. This study focuses on subjective responses to 432 Hz music, assessing emotional and perceptual differences among listeners.
"Sound Healing and Therapy: An Exploratory Study of the Effects of 432 Hz and 440 Hz Sound Frequencies" published in a journal dedicated to alternative medicine. This paper looks into both the physical and psychological responses to different tuning frequencies, including biomarker analyses.
Just watch my video about 432 Hz. There I explain in detail why the whole discussion about concert pitch doesn't make sense : ua-cam.com/video/g2NI95z-Qv8/v-deo.html
@@NaoSogabe thank you !
I love reading to your music.
Fantastic!
Reflecting on your words, there are no coincidences. The universe expresses its beauty as a consequence of incalculable sophistication. It could be said that complexity is a stream of consciousness that yearns to be exposed or in your case to be heard. I am grateful to witness your gift and as a result its power to heal.
Thank you su much for your wonderful words!
Your music is so beautiful!
Que lindo! En una canalización de cartas de Tarot me recomendaron escuchar música de Laud y recordé que youtube me había recomendado tu canal hace poco, así que regresé y ha sido muy sanador e inspirador. Saludos desde América querido Naochika San 😊
Thanks a lot for your feedback! I would be delighted if my music could accompany your daily life.
Love your music
Anyone saying your ambient music "too monotonous" is a fool, doesn't know what "ambient" means, or both. I wonder if that same person thinks a running stream is monotonous? Or perhaps the ocean surf? Or birds delightedly chirping on a spring day? Ambience is not something to be focused on intently for hours at a time. It's the underpinning for other things. I use your ambient tracks as the acoustical motif for my entire weekend. You are a master of your craft and it is indeed a privilege to have access to your works. Thanks again.
Thank you for understanding about my music! I will keep working hard so that my music can accompany your life.
We just found you and already became fans!
Thank you so much!
Thank you very much for everything Naochika Sogabe.
Have you thought about having a link for your Spotify in the description of your videos and in your UA-cam profile? I think that this way more people will find it. Maybe it's worth it!
Grüße aus Bayern
Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar! Wie ich sowohl im Video als auch in der Videobeschreibung erwähne, ist ein Link an Spotify nicht nötig. Schau bitte mein Video über die ungerechte Bezahlung von großen Musikstreaming-Diensten an: ua-cam.com/video/BzM2rPoODZk/v-deo.html
Where can I purchase your recording? Listening through the heart not the mind is very balancing. Thank you
You can purchase my music in my official store. You can find the link in the video description.
I think the label of ambient music trivializes your efforts to the ignorant.
the awful 432 sample. ha ha. That's the best rebuttal for the silly argument.