Dozan Fujiwara Presents The Appeal Of The “Shakuhachi”

Shakuhachi is a simple end-blown flute made of a single bamboo with five finger holes. All the more for its simplicity, people find it easy to give it a try and performers are said to be found across the globe. Dozan Fujiwara, the most popular shakuhachi artist in Japan today, plays a variety of pieces and introduces the musical instrument’s possibilities and appeal in full. He can even perform classical music as he pleases just by changing how he presses the holes and tilts his neck. This time, in addition to classic pieces, he played Bach and “Adiós Nonino”.

• STATUSESTATUS DEL PROGRAMAcompleted
• Production CompanyProductoraNHK－Japan broadcasting Corporation (Japan)
• ProducerProductorHaruhiko Sasaki
• TV DirectorTV DirectorChikako Yamada
• PRODUCTION YEARAÑO DE PRODUCCIÓN2022
• MUSICAL STYLEESTILO MUSICALNon-western classical music
  Classical music
• PIECES OF MUSICPIEZA MUSICAL (EN INGLÉS)Kochi　
  Adios Nonino
• ComposerCompositorDozan Fujiwara
• SoloistSolistaDozan Fujiwara
• SoloistSolistaKeiko
• ComposerCompositorAstor Piazzolla
• SoloistSolistaSinske
• DURATIONDURACIÓN35'
• SOURCE VIDEO/AUDIOFORMATO VÍDEO/AUDIOHD recording / Stereo
• ASPECT RATIORELACIÓN DIMENSIONAL1 : 1.78 (16:9)
• RECORDING MEDIUMMEDIO DE GRABACIÓNrecording disc media
• RECORDING COMPRESSIONCOMPRESIÓNXAVC