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- Hotchiku abstract "Hotchiku (Jp: k. 法竹 h. ほっちく, \"bamboo of [the] dharma\"; lit. \"dharma bamboo\"), sometimes romanized as hocchiku or hochiku, is a Japanese end-blown flute (a fue), crafted from root sections of bamboo. After cleaning and sanding, the heavy root end of the bamboo stalk reveals many small circular knots where the roots formerly joined the stalk. The same part of the bamboo plant is also used to produce the shakuhachi but, unlike the shakuhachi, the hotchiku's inside (bore) and outside surfaces are left unlacquered and its mouthpiece is not inlaid. The membranes at the nodes inside a hotchiku bore are generally left more intact than those of a shakuhachi. Together, these characteristics make for a visibly and audibly raw and organic instrument. Hotchiku are sometimes referred to as jinashi nobekan, meaning \"without ji (a paste made of clay and lacquer, used to smooth the bore on shakuhachi), one-piece\" (hotchiku are not cut in two pieces for crafting or storage, unlike shakuhachi).Hotchiku have four holes down the front for fingers and one hole on the back for the thumb of the upper hand. The instrument is capable of a range of at least two octaves, and more if well crafted and in the hands of an experienced player; they can be fashioned to any length, suitable bamboo permitting, with longer instruments having their frequency range shifted proportionally lower. Hotchiku are typically, though not always, longer than shakuhachi, and almost always thicker and heavier.The techniques for playing hotchiku are similar to shakuhachi techniques, although the sound resulting from hotchiku is more fragile and possibly less well tuned to musical scales than the refined shakuhachi. The angle of the utaguchi (literally, \"singing mouth\"), or blowing edge, of a hotchiku is closer to perpendicular to the bore axis than that of a shakuhachi but this is mostly a choice of the maker depending upon the size of the bamboo. This property, along with the unlacquered bore, results in a rough and breathy timbre. Because of its extremely natural construction, the hotchiku is commonly used for Suizen (blowing Zen meditation). Playing traditional honkyoku would only be attempted by highly technically skilled shakuhachi musicians since the blowing and fingering techniques required for honkyoku have to be altered considerably. Since hotchiku are not generally tuned to a standard musical scale, they do not commonly accompany other instruments.".
- Hotchiku thumbnail YUNGhocchiku_utagchi.jpg?width=300.
- Hotchiku wikiPageExternalLink 0386.html.
- Hotchiku wikiPageExternalLink hochiku_shaku.html.
- Hotchiku wikiPageExternalLink englishpage3-1.html.
- Hotchiku wikiPageID "1048698".
- Hotchiku wikiPageLength "3559".
- Hotchiku wikiPageOutDegree "28".
- Hotchiku wikiPageRevisionID "649185825".
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Accompaniment.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Atsuya_Okuda.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Bamboo.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Category:Bamboo_musical_instruments.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Category:End-blown_flutes.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Category:Japanese_musical_instruments.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Dharma.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink End-blown_flute.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Frequency.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Fue.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Hiragana.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Honkyoku.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Japan.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Japanese_language.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Kanji.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Kokū_Nishimura.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Meditation.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Octave.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Plant_stem.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Shakuhachi.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Suizen.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Timbre.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Watazumi_Doso.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Wikt:法竹.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink Zen.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink File:Hocchiku_holes.jpg.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink File:Hocchikushakuhachi.jpg.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLink File:YUNGhocchiku_utagchi.jpg.
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLinkText "Hotchiku".
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLinkText "hotchiku".
- Hotchiku wikiPageWikiLinkText "jinashi shakuhachi".
- Hotchiku wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Flutes.
- Hotchiku wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Nihongo.
- Hotchiku wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Traditional_Japanese_musical_instruments.
- Hotchiku subject Category:Bamboo_musical_instruments.
- Hotchiku subject Category:End-blown_flutes.
- Hotchiku subject Category:Japanese_musical_instruments.
- Hotchiku hypernym Flute.
- Hotchiku type Instrument.
- Hotchiku type Person.
- Hotchiku type Instrument.
- Hotchiku comment "Hotchiku (Jp: k. 法竹 h. ほっちく, \"bamboo of [the] dharma\"; lit. \"dharma bamboo\"), sometimes romanized as hocchiku or hochiku, is a Japanese end-blown flute (a fue), crafted from root sections of bamboo. After cleaning and sanding, the heavy root end of the bamboo stalk reveals many small circular knots where the roots formerly joined the stalk.".
- Hotchiku label "Hotchiku".
- Hotchiku sameAs Q5911047.
- Hotchiku sameAs Hochiku.
- Hotchiku sameAs m.041hcs.
- Hotchiku sameAs Q5911047.
- Hotchiku wasDerivedFrom Hotchiku?oldid=649185825.
- Hotchiku depiction YUNGhocchiku_utagchi.jpg.
- Hotchiku isPrimaryTopicOf Hotchiku.