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Shamisen Concert

btimmedia · September 16, 2018 · Creative Flow, People, Photography · 0 comments
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A fellow English teacher invited us to watch her annual Shamisen concert in the city. Shamisen is a traditional Japanese instrument first derived from Chinese instruments. It is 3-stringed and a plectrum is used to pluck the strings. During the concert, we also got to watch dance performances and hear Enka singing performances. My favourite part was watching a young girl shredding the Shamisen (pictured below). I was told after by our friend that she often practices until her fingers bleed. Talk about passion!

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