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I'm especially interested in the opinions of the "pros" on this one:
If you were to assemble a solid library of essential Shakuhachi recordings as serious reference for studying the art, what would be on your "must have" list of essential listening, in order of priority/importance?
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ABRAXAS wrote:
I'm especially interested in the opinions of the "pros" on this one:
If you were to assemble a solid library of essential Shakuhachi recordings as serious reference for studying the art, what would be on your "must have" list of essential listening, in order of priority/importance?
Have a look through this thread:
http://www.shakuhachiforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=85
[Found by putting 'best recordings' into the Forum SEARCH ENGINE.]
And while you're at it, have a look through this one:
http://www.shakuhachiforum.com/viewforum.php?id=25
It's three years plus of posts on recordings (being, of course, in the 'Recordings' section of the Index). Six pages of recordings goodness....
Last edited by edosan (2009-03-28 00:03:44)
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edosan wrote:
ABRAXAS wrote:
I'm especially interested in the opinions of the "pros" on this one:
If you were to assemble a solid library of essential Shakuhachi recordings as serious reference for studying the art, what would be on your "must have" list of essential listening, in order of priority/importance?Have a look through this thread:
http://www.shakuhachiforum.com/viewtopic.php?id=85
[Found by putting 'best recordings' into the Forum SEARCH ENGINE.]
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Yes, this was basically what I was shooting for. I missed that one. Thanks!
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Ed likes the search engine.
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I like the search engine too! I use it a lot actually, aside from having read almost all of the archives here over the last few months.
I missed the above thread - and for some reason "best titles" was too-obvious for me to figure out on my own. I'd probably try "essential recordings" "shakuhachi canon" etc. before anything as simple as "best titles" would occur to me.
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This may or may not be of use...
http://shakuhachiforum.com/viewforum.php?id=37
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Yes, this was useful too: http://shakuhachiforum.com/index.php
Seriously though, the first link edosan posted was basically what I was after - a top-tier list of published archival recordings of basic core material by definitive players.
Last edited by ABRAXAS (2009-03-28 09:04:29)
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Tairaku wrote:
Ed likes the search engine.
More than most folks, I'd venture, and what's not to like?
The Forum's been around for 3 years and some months; most questiions have been asked, and to some extent, at least, answered.
A peek into the archives ain't gonna hurt anyone, now, is it?
Hmmmm...?
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