TERUHISA FUKUDA studied shakuhachi with Baizan Nakamura and Miyata Kohachiro. He is a member of the Pro Musica Nipponia and master teacher working to free the shakuhachi from its strict traditional setting. Fukuda-sensei is the director of La Voie du Bambou in Paris, France. |
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1. Kotobuki no Shirabe (Minyo) |
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S-F2a. SHAKUHACHI BANQUET Honkyoku and modern compositions for solo shakuhachi. 1. Shika no Tohne (Honkyoku) |
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S-F2b. ESPRITS
ANIMAUX-Vol. I 1. Chino (Sumi Atsuke)
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S-F2c. ESPRITS
ANIMAUX- Vol. II Modern compositions for shakuhachi in ensemble with string quartet. 1. Shikisokuzekuu [Shakuhachi
& Violin] (Choji Kaneta)
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S-F2d. GAKUONJYU with Shiho Kineya (Shamisen) [I] Honkyoku, solo shakuhachi and a piece for shakuhachi & shamisen. 1. Shin Kyorei (Honkyoku) ![]() |
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A Note about Pricing of CDs Imported from Japan The price of CDs manufactured and sold in Japan are significantly higher than recordings made and distributed here in the USA. The average price for Japanese CDs is ¥3150 or, at the current exchange rate, about $27 each. Add to this the shipping cost involved in importing these recordings. For this reason, in the past, I have hesitated to carry a large selection of Japanese CDs. However, by request and popular demand, I have changed this policy, but please don't be shocked by the sticker prices. Some Japanese artists represented on this site have are graciously offering their music at a significant discount to accommodate the world shakuhachi community. I have also endeavored to keep pricing in line as much as possible. |
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Monty
H. Levenson, P.O. Box 294, Willits, CA 95490 USA |