Links
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- http://sydneyflutefestival.com.au
- Website of the Australian Sydney Flute Festival, which will be held in 2007. Contains information on the festival including how to register.
- http://www.shakuhachi.org.au/
- Website of the Australian Shakuhachi Society. Information on the Australian Shakuhachi Festivals and other ASS activities.
- http://www.komuso.com
- The vast and well designed site of the International Shakuhachi Society. Much information of performers, pieces, recordings and other data.
- http://communication.ucsd.edu/shaku/
- A shakuhachi mailing list. Join the list, and you can receive information
about and enter into discussions on the shakuhachi, via email. Its archives
are also worth perusing.
- http://www.shakuhachi.com
- Taihei shakuhachi. The first and biggest commercial site dedicated to the shakuhachi and other related instruments. Put together by Monty Levenson, it features instruments, recordings, sheet music, books, tour details, and other information.
- http://www.taikoz.com
- The site of TaikOz, Australia's taiko (Japanese festival drums) group, founded by Ian Cleworth and Riley Lee.
- http://www.shakucamp.com
- The site of the Shakuhachi Summer Camp of the Rockies.
- http://www.zenflute.com
- The site of shakuhachi player John Singer.
- http://www.karakpercussion.com
- Karak is a percussion group featuring Kevin Mann and Kerryn Joyce, who are also members of TaikOz.
- http://www3.ocn.ne.jp/~shaku100/index.html
- Site of Tom Deaver, shakuhachi maker since 1971. My primary 1.8 shakuhachi was made by Tom. He also grows blueberries.
- http://www.eonet.ne.jp/~shakuhachi/
- Site of Yamaguchi Shugetsu, another maker of excellent shakuhachi. His ji-nashi flutes and chokan (very long flutes) are especially recommended. My longest flutes (3.1- F and 2.7 - G) are made by Shugetsu.
- http://www.shakuhachi.com.au
- Site of David Brown, Australia's maker of excellent shakuhachi.
- http://www3.plala.or.jp/take8/eindex.htm
- Site of Taro Miura, shakuhachi maker and poet.
- http://www.nyogetsu.com
- Ronnie Nyogetsu Seldin teaches shakuhachi throughout the USA.
- http://www.franklinshop.com/shakuhachiforsale
- A public service site, listing shakuhachi instruments that are for sale.
- http://www.shakuhachi.bz
- The site of Gunnar Linder.
- http://www2s.biglobe.ne.jp/~komuken/frame2.html
- Site of M. Kosuga, President of the Komuso Research Association. In Japanese.
- http://www.mejiro-jp.com/eng/e_home.html
- Mejiro Co. Ltd, a store in Tokyo that caters to shakuhachi enthusiasts worldwide.
- http://www.carlrathus.net/
- Site of Carl Rathus, who also studied with Sakai Chikuho II in Japan.
- http://www.japanworldmusic.com
- Site of Andrew MacGregor, first Australian 'shihan'.
- http://www.ranft.id.au
- Australian Shakuhachi Society's newsletter editor, Graham Ranft's shakuhachi page.
- http://www.emptybell.org
- A site about spirituality, in particular the relationships between Buddhist and Christian traditions.
- http://www.sparklingbeatnik.com
- A site featuring a number of shakuhachi recordings.
- http://www.cloudhandsmusic.com
- The site of Peter Ross.
- http://www.hogaku.com
- The Hogaku Journal (Japanese language only) caters to the world of traditional Japanese music.
- http://silvertone.princeton.edu/~fw
- The site of composer (and shakuhachi player) Frances White. Her piece "Birdwing", for computer and shakuhachi, is beautiful!
- http://www.bamboo-in.com
- The site of shakuhachi player Alcvin Ramos, British Columbia, Canada.
- http://www.navaching.com/
- Nelson Zink's wonderfully informative and eclectic website. Much about the shakuhachi
- http://www.stephenmarkbarchan.com
- Stephen Mark Barchan, composer.
- http://www.shakuhachiyuu.com
- This attractive site sells the plastic shakuhachi yuu for beginning players, David Brown's hardwood shakuhachi, and bamboo shakuhachi by various makers. It also offers a variety of teaching materials.
- http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/Euroshak/
- Euroshak forum