Chinaji Bushi in A# tuning - ちなぎ節、三線の調弦 скачать в хорошем качестве

Chinaji Bushi in A# tuning - ちなぎ節、三線の調弦

Although I presented this song in a previous video, I am singing this song again at a lower tuning. Unlike western music, Okinawan music is not set to a particular key. The Sanshin and Kucho are tuned to the singer's voice in order to produce the best sound. In the majority of my videos, I sing in B tuning, which means that the Sanshin strings are tuned to B-E-B. This is the same for the middle 3 Kucho strings, except that the Kucho is tuned to an octave higher than the Sanshin. By lowering the tuning of the Sanshin and Kucho, I tuned my instruments to A#-D#-A#. In other words, I tuned all 3 strings a half-step lower than usual. This allowed me to sing Chinaji Bushi in a more comfortable tuning for a female voice. Again, thank you for watching my videos, and if you have any questions, please feel free to comment below!