狂イ Kurui

Special Movie for 10th Anniversary of Sonica Instruments.
Sonica Instrumentsの10周年を記念して特別なコンテンツを用意しました。
KABUKI & NOH PERCUSSIONで演奏協力していただいた囃子打楽器演奏家の望月太喜之丞様をお迎えし、四拍子（小鼓・大鼓・太鼓・笛）による歌舞伎の囃子演奏を収録した貴重な映像です。３つの打楽器と笛、掛け声だけの迫力ある演奏をぜひご視聴いただき、邦楽と演奏家について関心を持っていただければ幸いです。 望月太喜之丞：鼓・太鼓： 福原百七 ：笛 川島祐介 ：太鼓・小鼓 堅田喜三郎：大鼓 撮影協力：梅若能楽院会館 On the occasion of our tenth anniversary, we, at Sonica Instruments, want to express our thanks to the many musicians who have lent us their talent and to all our supporters who have backed our products with such enthusiasm. Sonica Instruments has produced several special videos to celebrate our tenth anniversary. We asked Takinojo Mochizuki, the hayashi ensemble. percussionist who performed on the Kabuki & Noh Percussion library, to collaborate with us. The result of this collaboration are one-of-a-kind videos that document performances by a kabuki hayashi ensemble of four instruments (kotsuzumi, otsuzumi, taiko, and Noh flute). We are confident the spellbinding performance of just three drums, a flute, and kakegoe calls will heighten interest in traditional Japanese music and its performers. Takinojo Mochizuki: Kotsuzumi & Taiko Hyakushichi Fukuhara: Nohkan Yusuke Kawashima: Taiko & Kotsuzumi Kisaburo Katada: Otsuzumi With Iilming assistance from the Umewaka Nohgakuin Kaikan Executive Producer & Recording Engineer: Tomohiro Harada Recording support: Rataro M Photography: Kenji Kagawa Cinematography: Myonchol Kim Editing: Yoshitaka Koyama Assistant: Kenji Kagawa, Yuko Munakata Translation: Craig Leonard Special Thanks: Media Integration, Inc. Apogee Electronics Corp. Pino Inc. Copyright 2018 Sonica Inc. All rights reserved.

[@cool123430]

This is the music they play in Monster Hunter when they cook food

[@MrChoco409]

I just wish kotsuzumi werent so expensive. love the sound

[@mcmh9523]

You can buy ones made out of plastic for around $500. Still expensive, yes, but not as expensive as the genuine ones.
I bought mine secondhand for around $350 on Yahoo Japan Auction and it sounds fine.

[@velazquezarmouries]

You could build one

[@BeeBait]

Dude, literally make one, use hemp rope and foul skin, or, a natural sheep leather shammy. Body is hourglass shaped wood.

[@BlackLotusVisualArchive]

African Talking drums have a very similar timbre if played with the hands. There are also similar Indian drums that come in a smaller form factor. I forgot the name but there is a Punjabi style one that is almost half the size of a Kotsuzumi.

[@SlyHikari03]

@@BlackLotusVisualArchiveUdukkiya.
I’ve heard it’s very similar.

[@monochromixx]

why is my room spinning rapidly-

[@bkraul]

I understood that reference.

[@fabianmarcoschau]

YOOOOOOOOHUUUUUU

[@ZevenZora]

Very nice!

[@nekyokusai6400]

I love it so much... ❤

[@RLJ_]

Wonder why they scream

[@BowBow168A]

@@RLJ_ It's a kinda Kabuki/Nohgaku chantin' screamin' melody

[@helloimnothing7954]

Is there a genuine name for that bamboo flute?

[@helloimnothing7954]

@__________________________________________________ Many thanks.

[@sydneyricefish]

It is a nohkan not a shinobue.

[@mcmh9523]

Yup, it's a Nohkan(能管), not Shinobue(篠笛).

[@natural_law]

2:08

[@retrolion4983]

shakuhachi???

[@TomAcrossAmerica]

Sorry stinky, i only listen to the classics.
*Plays kurui*