Shime Bachi
Fue
Kane
Socks or Tabi
Aisatsu
Meeting - while stretching
Practice Structure
-Emphasis of the day (from Yuta/Instructor and Students)
-Simulation Image Training with recorded music (for all parts) - listen, play together, play without, play together, take notes
-Rotation of parts - how should we do this? should we stick to one part per class? or move around through all parts with same emphasis?
-Meeting to discuss future group and shishi purchase
Emphasis of Day
Exercise 1
-Taiko
teketenten iya suketenten iya
-Fue
Hold each note for 8 counts up and down
-Kane
chachachikichi iya
Exercise 2
-Taiko
doubles - sudodon
-Fue
Hit each finger as it goes up and down
-Kane
chichachan
Simulation Image Training
-Toori Kagura (few times)
Why do you think the numbers are not as taught? is there something more important here than playing the exact numbers? you think the taiko player is counting their hits?
-Yatai
Taiko - notice "ikioi" or "intensity" how is that created and executed? note speed/tempo as you are to start it
Fue - notice entrance for each phrase - on time? early? late? why?
Kane - are they playing on time? why?
Shishi - complete up until Mie within alotted time frame
-Hayakamakura
Taiko - note speed
Fue -
Kane -
Shishi - ehiroi -> Looking down
Rotate
Run Through
Clean
Aisatsu
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11sqCSMYPNw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykaqpi5kg_Y
Watch for first Han Age - the pull back and Mie timing