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Share Time! | Tell Us About Folk Song from Your Country -- あなたの国の民謡を教えて
🕑 Added 2025-03-07 12:00:01 +0000 UTCThrough Learn Shamisen, we introduce Minyo (Japanese folk songs), but there are many folk songs from all over the world. Folk songs are deeply rooted in their respective lands and are often connected to people’s memories.
Since members from all over the world are learning Shamisen here on Learn Shamisen, why not share a folk song from your country with the community?
Ki&Ki often perform around the world, and by learning about the local music of each place, we come to love it even more. We’d love for you to share your country’s folk song along with the country and song title in the comment section. If you have a recommended link where we can listen to the song, that would be wonderful too!
Who knows, it might be a song we can play on Shamisen!
We look forward to hearing from you!!
Ki&Ki
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Learn Shamisenでは日本の民謡を紹介していますが、世界にもたくさんの民謡があると思います。民謡はどこの曲でもその土地に根付いて人々の思い出と結びついているのではないでしょうか？
Learn Shamisenでは世界中の人たちが三味線をお稽古してくれているので、ぜひあなたの国の民謡を仲間たちにシェアしてみてはいかがですか？
輝&輝も世界中に公演にいきますが、各地の音楽を知ることでよりその土地を好きになります。ぜひ【どこの国か】【曲のタイトル】を添えてコメント欄で紹介してください。
その曲が聴けるおすすめのリンクもあれば合わせて教えてもらえると嬉しいです。
もしかしたら三味線でも演奏できる曲かも...？？
楽しみにお待ちしています！！！
輝&輝
Comments
Kevin Schmidt
Fennario is a folk song I was taught in American grammar school. The origin of the song is debated (American, French, English, Scottish), but it is agreed to be at least two hundred years old. A beautiful melody and wistful tale. This is the version I learned. (Joan Baez/Fennario) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7vWEP8T7iY
Eddi Gobbato
こちらもイタリアの有名曲 https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%81%95%E3%82%89%E3%81%B0%E6%81%8B%E4%BA%BA%E3%82%88
