Sokkan
Kakizakai Kaoru plays Sokkan, one of the honkyoku pieces that came out of the breath practice of the wandering monks.
Kakizakai Kaoru plays Sokkan, one of the honkyoku pieces that came out of the breath practice of the wandering monks.
Japanese shakuhachi master, born in Chichibu in 1959, who plays honkyoku, the solo repertoire that came out of the practice of the Zen monks of the Edo period, in which the flute is played as meditation rather than as performance. He was the principal disciple of Yokoyama Katsuya from 1982 until Yokoyama's death in 2010, and is a senior carrier of the Watazumi and Yokoyama line.
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