Betsuden Shika no Tone
Kiku Day performs the honkyoku piece Betsuden Shika no Tone on jinashi shakuhachi.
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Jinashi Shakuhachi
Kiku Day
Shakuhachi player and ethnomusicologist based in Copenhagen, who plays honkyoku, the solo repertoire of the Zen monks, on the unlacquered jinashi flute. Honkyoku is suizen, blowing zen: the breath as the practice rather than the performance. She trained in Tokyo with the master Okuda Atsuya.
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