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A crystallization of folk songs that capture the soul of the Tsugaru shamisen
Takahashi Chikuzan's performance of the pinnacle of shamisen music reflects the climate and hearts of the people of Tsugaru.
Takeyama's unique playing style and expressiveness elevate a variety of folk songs, primarily the Tsugaru Jongara Bushi. The powerful sound produced by his powerful plectrum technique is striking, with the occasional delicate expression providing a deep appreciation for the musical culture nurtured in the harsh natural environment of Tsugaru. This album is also of immense cultural value as an important record of traditional Japanese music.
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- Erhu [パンコ] - 高橋竹山
- Shamisen - 高橋竹山
- Taiko - 白取雲道
- Taiko - Kumoe Sudo (9, 10)
- Vocals - 須藤雲栄
- Vocals - 後藤吟竹
- Shamisen - 楠美義昭
- Taiko - 成田雲百合 (8, 11)
- Vocals - 成田雲百合 (8, 9, 11, 13)
- Liner Notes - 竹内勉
Takahashi Chikuzan
Tsugarushamisen Takahashichikuzan Tamashii no ongaku
(CD)
Takeyama Takahashi
Tsugaru no kokoro
(CD)
