
Tadashi Tajima (田嶋直士) was born in Sakai, Osaka in 1942. He began to study shakuhachi upon entering the Kinko School, where he trained with Chikuho Sakai in mastering the classical shakuhachi honkyoku (the term honkyoku refers to the solo shakuhachi music that was developed in the 17th and 18th centuries by Zen monks as a form of spiritual practice and meditation). Later in Tajima's development, Sakai was moved by Tajima's passion for playing and introduced him to a new master, Katsuya Yokoyama.
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Shingetsu Cho
Shika No Tone
Hon Shirabe
Tsuru No Sugomori
Koku
Yamagoe
San'an
Ukigumo
Shikyoku Ichiban, "Poeme I pour shakuhachi et koto"
San'An (Wish for an Easy Delivery)
Yamagoe (Beyond the Mountain)
Hon Shirabe (Basis for Enlightment)
Shika No Tone (Distant Calls of Deer)
Ukigumo (Floating Clouds)
Tsuru No Sugomori (Nesting of Cranes)
San An
Shingetsu Cho (Mode of the Moon in the Earth)
Shingetsu Cho (Mode Of The Moon In The Heart)
Koku (The Empty Sky)
Hon Shirabe (Basis Of Enlightment)
Shika no Tone (Distant Calls Of The Dear)
Honshirabe (Basis for Enlightenment)
Shakuhachi
Hon Shirabe (original tuning)
Shingetsu (Heart Moon)
Nesaza Shirabe
Tamuke (Offerings)
Koku (Empty Sky)
Sigari Ha (Falling Leaf)
Daha No Kyoko (PoundingWave Piece)
Yamagoe (Going Over the Mountian)
Hon Shirabe (Basis for Enlightenment)
Kokuu (Empty Sky): Koku (The Empty Sky)
Yamagoe (Going over the Mountain)
Kokû (The Empty Sky)
Shingetsu chô (Mode of the moon in the heart)
浮雲 Ukigumo [Floating clouds]
Shika no tône (Distant calls of deer)
本調 Hon Shirabe [Basis for enlightment]
鶴の巣籠 Tsuru No Sugomori [Nesting of cranes]
鈴法 Yamagoe [Beyond the mountain]
Daha No Kyoko (Pounding Wave Piece)
Tsuru no Sugomori (Nesting Of
Shika No Tone (Distant Cry of the Deer)
Sagari Ha (Falling Leaf)
01 - Hon Shirabe
02 - Shika no Tone
05 - Tsuru no Sugomori
06 - Yamagoe
03 - Shingetsu Cho
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