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    This document lists Japanese symbols used in Jin Nyodo Honkyoku, a style of shakuhachi music. It includes symbols for musical notes, octaves, pitch levels, techniques, dynamics, and other musical terms in Japanese.

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    This document lists Japanese symbols used in Jin Nyodo Honkyoku, a style of shakuhachi music. It includes symbols for musical notes, octaves, pitch levels, techniques, dynamics, and other musical terms in Japanese.

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    Jin Nyodo Symbols

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    Santiago Butvilofsky
    This document lists Japanese symbols used in Jin Nyodo Honkyoku, a style of shakuhachi music. It includes symbols for musical notes, octaves, pitch levels, techniques, dynamics, and other musical terms in Japanese.

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    Some symbols used in Jin Nyodo Honkyoku

    
     一 ichi (one) 
     二 ni (two) 
     三 san (three) 
     四 yon or shi (four) 
     五 go (five) 
      
      
    ロ ro ヒ hi

    ツ tsu イ i

    レ re ハ ha

    ウ u ア a

    チ chi ホ ho

    リ ri コ ko

       
    kan (second
    呂 0tsu (lower octave) 甲 octave
       

    大 dai (great, big) 中


    chu (not so
    big)
       
    メ カ kari (pitch
    meri (pitch
    normal or
    ル lowered) ル raised)
     
    引 hiku (lower head) 出 dasu (raise)
    カ
    kasashi (hole
    ザ shaded)  
    シ
    nayashi (play meri
    ヘ of previous note, furi (one head
    then come up to ～ movement)
    pitch)
    ユ ス
    yuri (head vibrato) suru (slide)
    リ ル
       
    オ 押
    osu (press, hit) oshi (hit)
    ス し
    打 utsu (hit) 開 aku (open)
       
    強 tsuyoi (strong) 弱 yowai (weak)
    々 onaji (same
    切 kiru (cut)
    way as before)
      
    コ komi buki
    玉 (rhythmic
    tamane (flutter) ミ
    音 breath
    technique)
    ム 
    ラ muraiki (rough
    イ sound)

    キ

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