2004 New York Shakuhachi Festival - http://www.bigappleshak.com/bas/
Details about programs, performers, teachers and registration for July and August 2004. |
Fuke-Shû Shakuhachi - http://www.fuke-shakuhachi.com/
History and facts of the Fuke-Shû sect, and the bamboo flute played by Zen Monks to attain enlightment. [English/French/Japanese] |
Kotodama - http://www.kotodama.net/
Shakuhachi Tips by Kaoru Kakizakai - translated by Zachary Braverman. Also includes a weblog - Kyushu Journal. |
Let's Play the Bamboo Flute - http://www1.ocn.ne.jp/~tuner/indexe.html
Instructions for building a flute from PVC pipe and related software for use with Windows and Macintosh. [Part of a bilingual Japanese/English site] |
Michael A. Firman's Shakuhachi Page - http://mlswebworks.com/shakuhachi.html
An American amateur player's site, with photos of contemporary Japanese masters from the 1998 Boulder, Colorado World Shakuhachi Festival. |
Shaku Design - http://www.navaching.com/shaku/shakuindex.html
Technical resource information, tuning, maintenance, mouthpieces, and construction. |
Shakuhachi New York - http://www.shakuhachi-newyork.com/
Dedicated to fostering the study and performance of Shakuhachi (Japanese Bamboo Flute). A Guide to the Shakuhachi community in New York. |
Shakuhachi Summer Camp of the Rockies - http://www.shakucamp.com/
Summer camp in the Rockies for learning with masters of the tradition. |
Tai Hei Shakuhachi - http://www.shakuhachi.com/
Resources with playing guides, craft manuals, books, sheet music, recordings, teacher directory, buying guide. Manufacturer of cast bore bamboo flutes. |
The Shakuhachi Mailing List Web Archive - http://communication.ucsd.edu/shaku/
Descriptive articles, FAQs and other resources for shakuhachi enthusiasts, players, performers and listlurkers. Articles on Hochiku versus Shakuhachi, and mailing flutes. |