KYOREI［虚鈴（虚霊）］／ 谷口嘉信［琴古流洗心窟大師範］
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The title Kyorei (void bells)
The title Kyorei (void bells) is also written as void spirits.
Kyorei is one of the Koden Three Pieces which came to Japan between 619 and 907 CE through Fudaiji temple.
Regarding the Chinese characters used in the title, kyo (void) signifies playing the shakuhachi (flute) and rei (bells) signifies the human spirit, human seed, laws of nature / universe.
Pǔhuà, the founder of Fuke zen sect, proselytized while ringing a large bell (duó).
This piece is said to be the sound of his bell simulated on the shakuhachi by Chohaku X. This is a piece to be played with the tranquility deep within one’s soul and with humility.
SHAKUHACHI SIZE: 3.0’
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Yoshinobu Taniguchi (Kinko Ryu Senshinkutsu Grand Master) / former visiting professor, Oberlin Conservatory of Music (Oberlin College and Conservatory).
Masters with whom he studied in person:
Master Doso Watazumi (rejuvenator of Fuke Shakuhachi)
Master Katsuya Yokoyama (world renowned shakuhachi player)
Master Rampo Yokoyama (successor of Azuma Ryu)
Master Kuzan Takahashi (leading authority of Fuke Shakuhachi)
Master Tekkan Takahashi (chairman, Kinko Ryu Shakuhachi Association)
Master Kyodo Tsukamoto (prominent figure of Nezasaha)
Master Hoan Kojima (41st Kanshu of Myoanji)
Master Renbo Aoki (living national treasure)
Master Goro Yamaguchi (living national treasure)
Master Todo Kaneyasu (Assistant Iemoto to Master Shigemi Inoue)
*In no particular order
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gem｜Mamino Yorita, shakuhachi player (Kinko Ryu Grand Master)
◆Official website: http://j-soul.kyoto.jp/
◆Test of Color and Light TOCOL® official website: http://www.tocol.net/
◆Music department Instagram official page:
Instagram: tocol_music
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Kyorei is one of the Koden Three Pieces which came to Japan between 619 and 907 CE through Fudaiji temple.
Regarding the Chinese characters used in the title, kyo (void) signifies playing the shakuhachi (flute) and rei (bells) signifies the human spirit, human seed, laws of nature / universe.
Pǔhuà, the founder of Fuke zen sect, proselytized while ringing a large bell (duó).
This piece is said to be the sound of his bell simulated on the shakuhachi by Chohaku X. This is a piece to be played with the tranquility deep within one’s soul and with humility.
SHAKUHACHI SIZE: 3.0’
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Yoshinobu Taniguchi (Kinko Ryu Senshinkutsu Grand Master) / former visiting professor, Oberlin Conservatory of Music (Oberlin College and Conservatory).
Masters with whom he studied in person:
Master Doso Watazumi (rejuvenator of Fuke Shakuhachi)
Master Katsuya Yokoyama (world renowned shakuhachi player)
Master Rampo Yokoyama (successor of Azuma Ryu)
Master Kuzan Takahashi (leading authority of Fuke Shakuhachi)
Master Tekkan Takahashi (chairman, Kinko Ryu Shakuhachi Association)
Master Kyodo Tsukamoto (prominent figure of Nezasaha)
Master Hoan Kojima (41st Kanshu of Myoanji)
Master Renbo Aoki (living national treasure)
Master Goro Yamaguchi (living national treasure)
Master Todo Kaneyasu (Assistant Iemoto to Master Shigemi Inoue)
*In no particular order
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gem｜Mamino Yorita, shakuhachi player (Kinko Ryu Grand Master)
◆Official website: http://j-soul.kyoto.jp/
◆Test of Color and Light TOCOL® official website: http://www.tocol.net/
◆Music department Instagram official page:
Instagram: tocol_music
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