I missed this video last week! Sorry Miki Senseï!! The video was awesome! I learnt a lot of things. I did not know Koten shinobue. And it was great to listen your explanations on the shinobue types differences. Really great video as always. Thank you Miki Senseï!!
Hi Miki! Thank you for all the informative videos! I was wondering if you would know if Marumiya (Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten’s Brand) is Doremi Cho? I recall buying the Marumiya in Asakusa where I tried different flutes out. They seem to adhere pretty well to the western scale when I use a tuner, but have to do slight variations in the placement of the utakuchi. Thanks!
Hello! It looks like Marumiya brand is a doremi style, according to this page. www.miyamoto-unosuke.co.jp/special/shinobue/ If yours looks like the one on the right, yours should be doremi style. It's normal to have to do slight variations even with a doremi style shinobue. 😃
I play Utamono. I find it perfectly fine to play Utamono with piano and karaoke. (You say "slightly off", but aren't we supposed to adjust pitch, even when we play western wind instruments? ) I don't like playing Doremi-cho because of the uneven spaces between holes. It is a lot easier to play Utamono! I don't know why everyone recommends Doremi to play western music! I also would like to point out that it is not true that it takes more effort to make Doremicho than Utamono. Utamono has even spaced holes on the outside, but it was carved in precise angle to make the location of the third hole inside of the tube towards left to adjust the pitch. I think it takes more training to make Utamono....
Thank you very much for your input!! I'm sorry I just assumed that Do re mi cho is harder to create, but I am sure Uta style is very hard to create as well! I'm glad you like your uta style! You sure play beautifully on the pitch! I have an uta style shinobue which is slightly off when I try to play with karaoke, but I'm sure it depends on the brand.
Hey thank you very much for taking the effort and explaining all of that . . May i ask you please, where is that reachable to buy a great quality flute of the do re mi style? I really like to try different kinds of flutes especially those made of bamboo and etnic instruments. . Wish i’d get some assistance from you
Hello, you can purchase quality shinobues on my website, saitomusic.com. But quality shinobues are hard to come by, even in Japan, so you would have to get on the Shoji shinobue notification list. I will be offering Wako shinobues soon, too! You can also try places like Taiko Center or Mejiro. They sell shinobues online.
The price of the shinobue varies widely. You can check taiko-shop.com/ 6 and 8 hon choshis are common. You could find 3, but 4 might be hard to find. Usually, the smaller the number, the more expensive they are. If you are a beginner, 6 and 8 are easier to play than 3 or 4. Good luck with your search!!
I missed this video last week! Sorry Miki Senseï!!
The video was awesome! I learnt a lot of things. I did not know Koten shinobue.
And it was great to listen your explanations on the shinobue types differences.
Really great video as always.
Thank you Miki Senseï!!
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, Gatchan!! I'm glad you liked this video!! I really appreciate your support!!!!! 😍🥰😍🥰😍🥰
非常に興味深い動画ですね
唄物の評価については、意見がかなり分かれるところであり、そこが「篠笛」という楽器をどう捉えるかに関わってきます
一度ゆっくりとお話してみたいです😊
見てくれて有難うございます！この動画は日本語のわからない方々が篠笛を買おうとした時に、ドレミとか、うたとかという言葉がわからなくて、篠笛を買う前から諦めてしまうことが起こらないように作りました。私としてはそれぞれの笛の種類、全部素晴らしいと思います。😃
Hi Miki! Thank you for all the informative videos! I was wondering if you would know if Marumiya (Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten’s Brand) is Doremi Cho? I recall buying the Marumiya in Asakusa where I tried different flutes out. They seem to adhere pretty well to the western scale when I use a tuner, but have to do slight variations in the placement of the utakuchi. Thanks!
Hello! It looks like Marumiya brand is a doremi style, according to this page. www.miyamoto-unosuke.co.jp/special/shinobue/ If yours looks like the one on the right, yours should be doremi style. It's normal to have to do slight variations even with a doremi style shinobue. 😃
Thanks for this video, Miki!
My pleasure, Toothless!! Thank you for your question!! 😃
わーお！秀勝菅も！荘司菅が1番なのに！僕は、古典調子を知らないのです。篠笛のドレミ調子がポピュラーだから、製作手順わかってや調律わ頭で理解してますが、作りませ。横笛は、今ミキ先生が紹介している4本よりはるかに多いからです。全部理解、理論を解読できないのです。ねぶた祭り笛、大阪だんじり祭り笛等、その土地にしかない笛が存在しているからです。だから、ドレミ調子を作っています。
ミキ先生、笛の紹介をして頂きありがとうございます。まだまだ未熟者ですが、いいと言って頂ける笛を作りつづけます。ありがとうございました😊
そうですね、土地によって横笛は全然違うというのを皆様に説明するのも難しいです。まず、ドレミという音階の他に音階があるっていう考えを説明するのも難しいです。これからもお互い頑張っていきましょう！！！😄
I play Utamono. I find it perfectly fine to play Utamono with piano and karaoke. (You say "slightly off", but aren't we supposed to adjust pitch, even when we play western wind instruments? ) I don't like playing Doremi-cho because of the uneven spaces between holes. It is a lot easier to play Utamono! I don't know why everyone recommends Doremi to play western music! I also would like to point out that it is not true that it takes more effort to make Doremicho than Utamono. Utamono has even spaced holes on the outside, but it was carved in precise angle to make the location of the third hole inside of the tube towards left to adjust the pitch. I think it takes more training to make Utamono....
Thank you very much for your input!! I'm sorry I just assumed that Do re mi cho is harder to create, but I am sure Uta style is very hard to create as well! I'm glad you like your uta style! You sure play beautifully on the pitch! I have an uta style shinobue which is slightly off when I try to play with karaoke, but I'm sure it depends on the brand.
Hey thank you very much for taking the effort and explaining all of that . . May i ask you please, where is that reachable to buy a great quality flute of the do re mi style? I really like to try different kinds of flutes especially those made of bamboo and etnic instruments. . Wish i’d get some assistance from you
Hello, you can purchase quality shinobues on my website, saitomusic.com. But quality shinobues are hard to come by, even in Japan, so you would have to get on the Shoji shinobue notification list. I will be offering Wako shinobues soon, too! You can also try places like Taiko Center or Mejiro. They sell shinobues online.
@@MikiShinobue thank you very much! I’ve submitted to the notification list.
@@FluteChabadSongs Great!! I hope we will get some great shinobues in stock soon!!! 😃
What's the average prices for each of the shinobue?
I like 3 and 4
The price of the shinobue varies widely. You can check taiko-shop.com/ 6 and 8 hon choshis are common. You could find 3, but 4 might be hard to find. Usually, the smaller the number, the more expensive they are. If you are a beginner, 6 and 8 are easier to play than 3 or 4. Good luck with your search!!