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Shinobue Intro 5: Playing Kan

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I explain the basics of how to play the second register (kan, 甲) on the shinobue (篠笛). Rather than using facial muscles I suggest to start off with using chin movements. As we say in Scotland: Cannae play kan? Watch this video! (This is the shinobue version of an earlier video I made for the shakuhachi.)
Watch the other parts of the series here:
1: Overview - • Shinobue Intro 1: Over...
2: Beginners' Instrument - • Shinobue Intro 2: Begi...
3: Basic Technique - • Shinobue Intro 3: Basi...
4: Repeats & Ornaments - • Shinobue Intro 4: Repe...
6: Notation - • Shinobue Intro 6: Nota...
7: Books - • Shinobue Intro 7: Books
As playlist: • Shinobue Introduction
Here's the shakuhachi version: • Shakuhachi Intro 7: Pl...
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• How to Play Music in 9/8
0:00 Playing kan
0:57 Names & fingerings
2:45 Physical basis
5:11 The 'other' technique
6:41 The chin technique
7:23 Exercises
10:20 Two quick tips
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4 авг 2024

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@vanpet1993 Год назад

Very helpful stuff. Thank you kindly, sir!

@MarkusGuhe Год назад

Glad it was helpful! 🙏

@SeviNG 2 года назад

This was really helpful! These videos are a great resource.

@MarkusGuhe 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@DandeSaft Год назад

i was so confused on how to switch between ryo and kan when looking up fingering charts online as no where was stated (at least where i looked) that you have to intensify the airstream, thank you so much for this in-depth explanation!

@MarkusGuhe Год назад

You’re very welcome - I’m glad this made thing clearer for you! 🙂

@SidBarnhoorn 2 года назад

Wow, great tutorial! I managed to get to Kan much easier when keeping the lips relaxed but doing your technique of moving the chin up a bit! I'm going to practice this! Thanks! :)

@MarkusGuhe 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful! 🙂 I'm sure you will improve quickly if you use the most secret of all techniques: practice! (Sorry, I'm having a silly day again! 😄)

@danielevarelli1652 2 года назад

great! Thank you! I don't know if it is just me, but I find useful, in some way, to look up with my eyes when I play kan and down when I play otsu. Maybe it is because it helps the face muscles movements?

@MarkusGuhe 2 года назад

You're very welcome! Actually, that's a trick I often recommend for shakuhachi, especially for when it's difficult to produce stable notes in kan. For shinobue I had not yet heard that's it can be useful too, but now I have! Thanks for sharing your experience! 🙂

@squeepy846 Год назад

One can dream and one shall dream! I've recently started playing and I got the hang out of Kan, I just need it to resonate more, but like you said, stuff like that comes with practice. I'm a bit lucky because I have a friend who helps me out while learning how to play. He doesn't play any flutes, however he teaches me a lot of music theory and helps me to reach the right notes with my shinobue. So people, even if you don't know anyone that play wind instruments, people with musical knowledge can still help you out a lot! I'm currently struggling with D# and E# they are so hard to play because the holes are different sizes and very close to each other.

@MarkusGuhe Год назад

Yay, that’s great to hear! 🙂 Indeed, the crucial aspect of learning an instrument is simply practice. And it’s great you have somebody helping you along the way. However, if you’ve watched my videos you also know that I strongly suggest to get some feedback from an experienced player. (Doesn’t have to be regular lessons, but if you can find somebody for a lesson or two, it really will propel your playing forwards!)

@PippyM_ 2 года назад

Oh shit! i'm in the video. thank you for making this markus

@MarkusGuhe 2 года назад

Hehe, indeed you are. It was a really good question, so thanks for asking it! 🙂

@PippyM_ 2 года назад

@@MarkusGuhe well thankfully now after changing the position on my lips of the shinobue combined with both the original comment + the visual from the video i can actually produce sound with kan now and get it somewhat consistantly. so you helped me a bunch with all of this. thank you!

@MarkusGuhe 2 года назад

@Pippy M Yay! Good news - I'm really glad to hear that! 🙏 Keep up the good work!

@asiahall9229 Год назад

Thank you so much for making these videos! You are such a great instructor and clearly so passionate for these instruments and the beauty of Japanese music. Can you recommend a good source of sheet music for some traditional songs that are good for learning? It's very difficult to find sheet music for Japanese songs specifically for shinobue. I was only able to find music for Sakura, and that was meant to be a duet with mandolin. Especially since I'm not very used to reading Western sheet music, seeing notes for 2 instruments on the same sheet is pretty confusing for me. I feel like I will learn better with songs than just scales though, as that will force me to jump between different notes and gain the muscle memory.

@MarkusGuhe Год назад

Thanks; your kind comment he is much appreciated! 🙏 I'm not sure if there's anything online really, but Mejiro always are my first stop when it comes to books. You may also enquire with Miyamoto Unosuke Shoten in Tokyo, or with Asano Daiko. Asano actually also have a store & practice centre in in the US. My favourite book is this one: www.mejiro-japan.com/en/product/japanese-melodious-songs-vol1-sanzaemon-takara-cd-available-separately

@asiahall9229 Год назад

@@MarkusGuhe Thank you so much! I think I will get that book, I see several others from that shop that look interesting too.

@MarkusGuhe Год назад

@Asia Hall No worries! 🙂 It is a good shop for all things shinobue and shakuhachi. Also, the owner speaks English very well, so it’s easy to email her with any questions or requests.

@davidpierdominici57 Год назад

I have started today to practice kan... or, better say, to try to practice kan 😁 I am afraid that it will take more than two weeks here 😂😂😂 but I am focusing on just three words for now: practice, practice, practice!

@MarkusGuhe Год назад

That's the spirit! ✌ There's really no secret to playing kan - just relax into it and practise! 🙂