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Thomann Shakuhachi Xiao Master F

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Traditional Japanese bamboo flute

  • In the form of a Xiao
  • Tuning: F
  • Instrument length: 70.5 cm
  • Consists of two parts for easier transport
  • Masterfully crafted
  • Each flute is signed by the master by hand
  • Frequently used in Zen Buddhist meditation, it is becoming increasingly popular in pop music as well
  • The mood of this flute ranges from a soft touch to a bright metallic tone and offers a correspondingly broad spectrum of use and expression possibilities
Available since May 2018
Item number 439999
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Instrument Shakuhachi
Key F
966 AED 250,42 €
Plus 269 AED shipping
The price in AED is a guideline price only
Since we ship from Germany, additional costs through taxes and customs may be incurred
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Beautiful instrument, but I couldn't make a sound with it
daniel.vinklar 02.08.2020
Beware. Shakuhachi is a very difficult instrument to play. The flute which arrived was beautiful, a tru craftsmanship from a master, really a beautiful object to look at or to hold in hands. But I watched so many videos on YouTube on how to produce. a sound and still, during 2 weeks of trying I couldn't succeed. (PS I am playing various other types of flutes with no problem.) Eventually my frustration rose too high, and I realized I couldn't afford this beautiful flute just for looking. So with heavy heart I returned it. I am sure, for those who can actually play shakuhachi, it will be a beautiful instrument.
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Beautifull sound
Braindox 11.12.2021
This flute has a nice deep sound, and in it's self it's pretty well tuned, so if you just gonna use it for solo or meditative playing it's quite alright. If you want to play with others or maybe with backing tracks you might encounter some difficulties: mine is quite "flat" tuned, and it took me
a long time to learn to compensate that with breath and embouchure . Now it's my favourite flute.
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Kauf ohne Reue
Lucish 09.10.2018
Für die Komposition habe ich einem neuen spannenden Sound gesucht und bin bei der Xiao in F gelandet. Etwas Langeweile hat aber auch zum Kauf bewegt.

Die Ansprache fand ich zu Beginn und gewöhnungsbedürftig und schwieriger, vor allem im Vergleich zur Querflöte. Als ich jedoch den Dreh raus hatte, war ich überrascht, wie der Klang je nach Mund-/Lippenstellung variiert werden kann, von sehr weich und hauchig zu voll zu fast schroff/aggressiv. Hier hat mich das Instrument am stärksten beeindruckt.

Zu den Features kann man nicht viel sagen. Die Flöte tut, was sie soll.

Die Intonation ist meiner subjektiven Einschätzung nach etwas aufwändiger, aber ich hab hier keine Vergleichserfahrung mit anderen Xiaos. Ich hab mit etwas Übung die Töne getroffen, die ich treffen wollte. Von daher kann ich hier von keinem Mangel sprechen.

Die Verarbeitung ist bis auf eins zwei kleine Unreinheiten im Holzschnitt makellos gewesen. Diese ließen sich mit den Fingern jedoch bereinigen.

Ich bin zufrieden.
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La fuerza de la delicadeza
Nemo de Nome 27.04.2024
A las muchas excelencias que esta flauta tiene tanto en su confección como en su desempeño, sólo puedo ponerle una tacha menor, de índole puramente estética, que en nada afecta a su sonoridad ni al modo de tocarla: la laca usada en la superficie de la caña tiene un tono que, a mi gusto, desvirtúa la naturaleza del bambú, al que confiere un acabado un tanto artificioso.

El xiao no deja de ser un shakuhachi con prestaciones incrementadas, y quienes se hayan iniciado en la flauta japonesa, como es mi caso, se encontrarán con nuevos desafíos y alicientes. Entre los desafíos, cabe destacar por un lado la digitación, que debe distribuirse sobre ocho orificios en lugar de cinco, y por otro el tipo de embocadura, que parece un utaguchi reducido en apertura a su estricta funcionalidad, lo que le otorga mayor precisión al flujo de aire a la vez que complica un poco la técnica de soplado; entre los alicientes, el mayor de ellos es el de poder pasar de una escala pentatónica a la diatónica. A este respecto debo aclarar que la nota fa con que se anuncia el instrumento hace referencia a la que produce el orificio intermedio; no es, por tanto, la nota tónica, que en realidad corresponde al do. La afinación de mi xiao «Master F» viene como sigue:

1 (todos los hoyos tapados) = do
2 = re
3 = re#
4 = mi
5 = fa
6 = sol
7 = sol#
8 = la
9 (todos los hoyos abiertos) = si

Quiero, por último, comentar que el ánima del bambú no se ha rectificado con pasta, lo que permitiría calificar esta flauta como «jinashi».
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