Shamisen 「三味線」

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Shamisen 「Part 2」, also called Sangen, literally means (three strings), It has three silk strings and a large reed (called bachi). In addition, Shamisen has a characteristic sitar sound called (sawari), the resonance of the thickest string lightly touching the neck. The sound of the strings, body and sawari combine to make the Shamisen unique... 三弦とも呼ばれる三味線は、文字通り（3本の弦）を意味し、3本の絹の弦と大きなリード（バチと呼ばれます）を備えています。 また、三味線には「サワリ」と呼ばれる、最も太い弦を軽くネックに当てて共鳴させるシタール特有の音があります。 弦、胴、さわりの音の響きが三味線を独特なものにします。 三味線「その1」: https://youtu.be/YwLA21gamCo Japanese Culture: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwAdXiy94OdY_Ym82IuswgOu_vNSTnJE7&si=aK17wDswD4Q_SVRy More information visit the website: https://japanguide.live/shamisen/ Japanese Culture Guide: https://japanguide.live/culture/ Sign up to Japan's largest guide JapanGuide:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt4zCYV1GcxByZ_oMHCgZww Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/japanguid/

Published 2023-06-19 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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