Credits for sound files:
| Title |
Played by |
Source |
To purchase: |
| Kumoijishi |
James Nyoraku Schlefer |
CD Wind Heart |
Tai Hei Shakuhachi |
| Solstice Spirit |
James Nyoraku Schlefer |
CD Solstice Spirit |
Sparkling Beatnik or Tai Hei Shakuhachi |
| Shika no Tone |
Yamaguchi Goro & Aoki Reibo |
Japan Victor |
Mejiro - in Japan Click on Best Seller |
| Tabibita no Uta |
James Nyoraku Schlefer |
CD Wind Heart |
Tai Hei Shakuhachi |
| Sagariha |
Taniguchi Yoshinobu |
CD Ajikan |
Tai Hei Shakuhachi |
| Reibo Nagasi |
Yamaguchi Goro |
Japan Victor |
Mejiro - in Japan Click on Best Seller |
| Haru no Umi |
James Schlefer & Masayo Ishigure |
Composer - Michiyo Miyagi |
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The links here are only those most relevant to the interview with Jim Schlefer. Anyone who wishes to pursue the topic of the bamboo flute further will find all the information and links they need on Monty Levenson's Tai Hei Shakuhachi site listed below.
James Nyoraku Schlefer This is Jim's web site. It contains information about his Shakuhachi Dojo, samples of his CD's, his performance schedule, photos, and contact information.
Yoshio Kurahashi Kurahashi sensei travels regularly to America to teach. This site gives his schedule and information on how to contact him. There is also a list of his CD's.
Ronnie Nyogetsu Selden Ronnie Selden's site. There is a brief biography, information about Ronnie's teaching, his recordings, his performance and teaching schedule, contact information, and a list of flutes for sale.
Tai Hei Shakuhachi Monty Levenson's site. If you want more information about the shakuhachi itself, music, teachers, and events you will find it here. Monty makes and sells fine flutes and accessories, music, CD's, and books. He maintains a list of current teachers and schools, an extensive calander of events, many articles about the shakuhachi, and general information about it as well. His list of links is exhaustive and well maintained. You can order online from the catalog, or request a catalog by mail.
The International Shakuhachi Society This organization is a world forum for people interested in the shakuhachi. The site contains information about the various styles (schools), biographies of most of the great players of the past, and of many contemporary players as well. There is a very useful glossary.