Sozan Tanabe: The Sound of Silence

Price:	$165.00

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The shakuhachi, a kind of wooden flute, was introduced to Japan sometime between the 8th and 12th centuries and was used in court music as well as in Buddhist monasteries as a vehicle for enlightenment. This program features performances and discussion by Shozan Tanabe, one of Japan's most recognized players of the shakuhachi. Along with recordings of his music, Tanabe talks about the history of this instrument so often associated with the "sound of Japan." (48 minutes, color)

Item #: 30227
Format: DVD
Price: $165

Prices include public performance rights
Available only in the United States and Canada.
Copyright date: 2000

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