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  • Shamisen - Wikipedia
    The shamisen (三味線), also known as sangen (三絃) or samisen (all meaning "three strings"), is a three-stringed traditional Japanese musical instrument derived from the Chinese instrument sanxian It is played with a plectrum called a bachi
  • Samisen | Traditional, Three-String Shamisen | Britannica
    Samisen, long-necked fretless Japanese lute The instrument has a small square body with a catskin front and back, three twisted-silk strings, and a curved-back pegbox with side pegs
  • About Shamisen - Japanese Traditional Music
    Relatively a new instrument, brought from China to Japan during the 16th century, the Shamisen is one of Japan’s most popular traditional string instruments
  • Samisen performance, Japan (1) - YouTube
    A demonstration of the “samisen” (or Shamisen), a traditional 3-string Japanese musical instrument, not unlike a banjo, played with a plectrum (“bachi”)
  • What is a Shamisen? The Traditional Japanese Instrument Explained
    The shamisen is a traditional Japanese musical instrument with a distinctive sound, featuring a three-stringed lute-like body, a stretched animal skin covering, and a long neck It is played using a plectrum called a bachi to strike and pluck the strings, creating a wide range of melodies and rhythms Planning a trip to Japan?
  • Shamisen — Google Arts Culture
    The shamisen is a stringed instrument and one of the traditional musical instruments of Japan It comprises a wooden body covered with animal or synthetic skin and a long neck on which strings are
  • Shamisen - New World Encyclopedia
    A shamisen or samisen (Japanese: (三 味), (:線, literally "three taste strings"), also called sangen (literally "three strings") is a three-stringed musical instrument played with a plectrum called a bachi
  • The Shamisen: Japan’s Iconic Three-Stringed Instrument
    The Shamisen is a traditional Japanese three-stringed instrument known for its distinctive sound and versatility Originating in Japan in the 16th century, the Shamisen has become an integral part of various forms of Japanese music, from classical performances to folk songs
  • Samisen - Definition, Usage Quiz | UltimateLexicon. com
    Samisen (or shamisen) is a traditional Japanese three-stringed musical instrument played with a large plectrum called a bachi It resembles a banjo in construction, with a long neck and a sound box covered with cat or dog skin
  • ABOUT SHAMISEN | SHAMISEN SANGEN KOMATSUYA
    A shamisen is a Japanese traditional musical instrument with three strings stretched from the body “Dou” It is said that a Chinese-originated musical instrument became a Ryukyu-sanshin, which turned into a shamisen However, the historical origin of the shamisen is not clear Omi Ishimura was a famous shamisen craftsman in the Edo era
  • What is shamisen? : LearnShamisen. com
    The shamisen is a plucked chordophone of Japan that has been popular in folk, art, and theatre music since the middle of the 17th century Alternately known as samisen (in Kyoto and Osaka) and sangen (when played with koto in jiuta chamber music), and now sometimes spelled syamisen, the shamisen has associated with it a large repertoire of music
  • Japanese music - Samisen, Folk, Traditional | Britannica
    The three-stringed plucked lute of Japan is known as the shamisen in the Tokyo area or as the samisen in the Kansai district around Kyōto It seems to have arrived in Japan as an import of the sanshin, or jamisen, from the Ryukyu Islands in the mid-16th century
  • What is Shamisen? | WAGOKORO
    It can be said that Shamisen is a rare musical instrument which has both extreme tones, bold and delicate The origin of Shamisen was said to be in Persian or Tibet, but there was no clear fact about it
  • Shamisen: History, Characteristics, Sound, and How to Play
    The shamisen, also known as the three-stringed samisen, is a chordophone belonging to the lute family, as described in lute Its origins can be traced to Western Asia
  • Learn Shamisen
    Learn how to play the Shamisen (Tsugaru Shamisen) In-person and online lessons from Japan’s champion Shamisen players, Ki Ki! Everything you need to get started, from how to play, to shamisen care, and even the best places to buy a shamisen!





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