shakuhachi

shakuhachi
noun /ʃɑkʰuˈhɑtʃiː,ʃɑkʰuhɑtʃiː/
A Japanese flute which is tuned to a pentatonic scale is end-blown like a recorder instead of being held transversely like the Western transverse flute, originally used by Zen Buddhist Monks of the sect in the practice of .

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  • shakuhachi — [shä΄koo hä′chē] n. a Japanese, end blown bamboo flute * * * Japanese end blown bamboo flute. Its notes are produced by blowing across the open upper end, resulting in a distinctively breathy tone. It has five fingerholes. The shakuhachi is of… …   Universalium

  • Shakuhachi —   [japanisch, ʃaku hatʃɪ], aus Bambus gefertigte japanische Kerbflöte in pentatonischer Grundstimmung (Gesamtlänge 54,5 cm, 4 Grifflöcher und Daumenloch: d1 f1 g1 a1 c2). Diese aus China stammende Längsflöte wurde bis ins 19. Jahrhundert hinein… …   Universal-Lexikon

  • shakuhachi — [shä΄koo hä′chē] n. a Japanese, end blown bamboo flute …   English World dictionary

  • Shakuhachi — flute, blowing edge up.Left top view, four holes.Right bottom view, fifth hole.The nihongo|shakuhachi|尺八 (しゃくはち)|extra=IPA2|ɕakɯhatɕi is a Japanese end blown flute. Its name means 1.8 feet , referring to its size. It is traditionally made of… …   Wikipedia

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  • shakuhachi — Flauta recta japonesa hecha de bambú. Sus notas se producen soplando desde el extremo superior que se encuentra abierto, lo que provoca un sonido susurrante distintivo. Tiene cinco orificios. El shakuhachi es muy antiguo; se ha usado profusamente …   Enciclopedia Universal

  • Shakuhachi musical notation — refers to the systems of transcribing playing instructions for shakuhachi music. The shakuhachi in Japan dates back to approximately 700 AD, though similar predecessor bamboo flutes from China and Korea can be dated to ancient times. In addition… …   Wikipedia

  • shakuhachi — [ˌʃakʊ hatʃi] noun (plural shakuhachis) a Japanese bamboo flute, held vertically when played. Origin C19: Japanese, from shaku, a measure of length (approx. 0.33 metre) + hachi eight (tenths) …   English new terms dictionary

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