テクニックでは改善しない大切なこと/三味線の稽古の様子/

00:00 Important Points That Cannot Be Improved Through Technique This is an important point in shamisen practice. (1) The mind and body are connected. (2) Technique does not improve. (3) The mind manifests itself in the body. (4) The body regulates the mind. (5) The essence of practice. 00:30 Mind-Body Unity and Shamisen Practice Although this is a fundamental premise of Japan's ancient traditional performing arts, there are currently very few shamisen teachers or schools that can teach this fundamental principle. In reality, most schools simply focus on playing the music as written. Simply mastering technique. 01:30 An Example of Practice Based on Mind-Body Unity Habits that develop when playing the shamisen include "relaxing" and "raising your shoulders." The patterns of everyday music can also be found in shamisen. This affects the sound. 04:00 What is Technique-Based Performance? Technique is a state in which the head, mind, and body are separated. Controlling your body with your mind This is partially effective. When it comes to technique, shamisen performance is about accuracy and accuracy. Is it fast and has many notes? Is it loud and clear? People tend to focus on what's likely to be well-received, and there's a tendency to quantify shamisen performance and enjoy it like a sport or game. The downside is that it closes the mind and treats the body like an object. 06:00 Example of Practice: Can you entrust your arms? 07:35 Important Points in Arts and Performing Arts 09:25 Practice in its True Meaning 11:30 Kata and Oral Transmission 12:30 What Posture Expresses 16:00 The Essence of Practice It's not about acquiring skills that are only useful in specific situations, like technique. The closer you get to the essence of practice, the more you'll learn things you couldn't have imagined at the time. 16:45 Aligning the Whole Body Website: https://www.shamisen.ne.jp/shamisen_l... Facebook:   / tanakakozue.akaimomiji   #Shamisen #ShamisenBasics