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who: Judo Notomi
what: Goro Yamaguchi-Shakuhachi
when: 000-00-0000
where: n/a
sound like: Ethnic
and on: Oct-27-2004
resulting in: 02 tracks
which makes: 66,1 MB
using lame at: VBR kB
and some more:
Yamaguchi Goro
Yamaguchi Goro was head of Chikumeisha Shakuhachi
Guild, professor at Tokyo National University of Fine
Art & Music, and the youngest ever designated Living
National Treasure. His soft, mellow tones speak with
subdued power and inherent spirituality, and his
interpretation of the classical Kinko style honkyoku
and gaikyoku (ensemble) music has been highly acclaimed
by all shakuhachi players.
In 1964, he began a guest lectureship at Wesleyan
University. Since then he has made innumerable
definitive recordings and performances leading to his
appointment as lecturer in 1977 and professor in 1987
at the prestigious Tokyo University of Fine Arts &
Music, and to his ascension to the status of Living
National Treasure, Japan's highest award of artistic
achievement. His performance of the classical
masterpiece travels through space upon Voyager II, part
of a message from Earth to other