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Sokaku​-​Reibo (Depicting the Cranes in Their Nest) 巣​鶴​鈴​慕

from Sounds of Shakuhachi by Kanaki Sada

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SHAKUHACHI: Kanaki Sada


This is a piece of genre Koten from the Kinko Ryû - Also Known As : Tsuru No Sugomori.


"Sokaku Reibo" describes the life of the cranes, from their birth and the time of their being raised by their parents to the flight of the young from the nest and the eventual death of the parent cranes.

Throughout the entire piece a short motivational melody is repeated and pushing to a gradual build-up this melody changes little by little. There is a specific tonguing technique in this piece which is quite remarkable. Some of the short phrases have the same form as Jiuta Sugomori "Ji". This music uses the technique called "koro-koro" and this is used often used because it imitates the voice and wing flapping of the cranes. On the whole, the composition of this piece is dramatic and the climax comes with the separation of the young from the nest. Moreover, a complicated special technique is used with variations. This is one reason why "Sokaku Reibo" is so popular even though it is relatively long. In addition, the player's technique can be enjoyed.

Ceci est un morceau du genre Koten du Kinko Ryû - Aussi connu sous le nom: Tsuru No Sugomori.
 

"Sokaku Reibo" décrit la vie des grues, depuis leur naissance et le moment où elles ont été élevées par leurs parents jusqu'à la fuite des jeunes du nid et la mort éventuelle des grues mères.

Tout au long de la pièce, une courte mélodie motivationnelle est répétée et poussant à une accumulation progressive, cette mélodie change peu à peu. Il y a une technique de langue spécifique dans cette pièce qui est tout à fait remarquable. Certaines des phrases courtes ont la même forme que Jiuta Sugomori "Ji". Cette musique utilise la technique appelée "koro-koro" et on l'utilise souvent car elle imite la voix et le battement des ailes des grues. Dans l'ensemble, la composition de cette pièce est dramatique et le point culminant vient avec la séparation des jeunes du nid. De plus, une technique spéciale compliquée est utilisée avec des variations. C'est une des raisons pour lesquelles "Sokaku Reibo" est si populaire même s'il est relativement long. En outre, la technique du joueur peut être appréciée.

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from Sounds of Shakuhachi, track released July 9, 2018

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Kanaki Sada Paris, France

Shakuhachi (Bamboo Flute ) Performer : Kanaki Sada received Highest Prize at several contest in Japan.
He has a way of captivating his audiences with his expressive phrase about nature, with his tasty note , space ambient brings your sorrow shall be turned into joy. ... more

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