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The Tin Whistle and the Shakuhachi: a Comparison and Contrast Daniel, B. Ribble hitoyogiri miyogiri shakuhachi tin whistle penny whistle flageolet application/pdf The shakuhachi and the tin whistle are two aerophones which have developed independently in culturesat the opposite ends of Eurasia but which share certain characteristics such as being end-blown flutes predominantlyassociated with the traditional music of their respective countries, have long historical associationswithin their cultures, and have both become increasingly popular instruments worldwide in the lastseveral decades. Both flutes come from musical traditions where they are played solo as well as togetherwith stringed instruments, and a flute in the key of D is the one most commonly used in both cultures.Both come from countries where music traditions have often been handed down within particular familiesand share similar playing techniques. In recent years longer flutes of both varieties have been increasinglyused. In addition to similarities, differences in areas such as embouchure, flute materials, music genres andthe contexts for traditional music in each culture make for an interesting contrast between the two instruments Graduate School of Kuroshio Science, Kochi University 2009-02-28 eng departmental bulletin paper VoR http://hdl.handle.net/10126/1219 https://kochi.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/6490 1882823X AA12321175 黒潮圏科学 = Kuroshio Science 2 2 161 173 https://kochi.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/6490/files/DanielBRibble.pdf application/pdf 380.2 kB 2018-04-23