Shinobue Intro 6: Notation

I explain the basics of the notation used for shinobue (篠笛). More precisely, I'm describing the systems used for fingerings and rhythm, and I briefly comment on meri/kari and the hybrid of Western staff notation and the traditional Japanese notation. (This video seems timely after the spike in interest caused by the game Xenoblade Chronicles 3.) Watch the other parts of the Shinobue Introduction series here: 1: Overview –    • Shinobue Intro 1: Overview   2: Beginners' Instrument –    • Shinobue Intro 2: Beginners' Instrument   3: Basic Technique –    • Shinobue Intro 3: Basic Technique   4: Repeats & Ornaments –    • Shinobue Intro 4: Repeats & Ornaments   5: Playing Kan –    • Shinobue Intro 5: Playing Kan   7: Books –    • Shinobue Intro 7: Books   As playlist:    • Shinobue Introduction   0:00 Xenoblade Chronicles 3 0:58 A tale of two systems 2:40 Fingering 5:24 Transposing 6:17 Rhythm: Quarter notes 6:56 Half notes – two beats 7:38 Eighth notes 8:03 Dotted notes 8:27 Longer notes 9:40 Meri & kari 10:54 Hybrid notation Support me on Patreon!   / markusguhe   Subscribe to my email list! https://mailchi.mp/ad745efc0007/marku... 🎵 Listen to my music Bandcamp – https://markusguhe.bandcamp.com/ Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/artist/4saRu... Apple Music – https://markusguhe.fanlink.to/applemusic SoundCloud –   / markus-guhe   🎓 Lessons http://markusguhe.net/teaching 🌐 Follow me Facebook -   / markusguhemusic   Instagram -   / markusguhe   Twitter -   / markusguhe   🏠 Homepage & my CD http://markusguhe.net/ https://markusguhe.net/music Bandcamp – https://markusguhe.bandcamp.com/ #shinobue #notation #篠笛 #taiko #shakuhachi #XenobladeChronicles3