લાંબી ગરદન અને ત્રણ તાર અને ફ્રેટેડ બોર્ડ અને લંબચોરસ રેઝોનેટર સાથેનો જાપાની વાયર્ડ બેન્જો, એક મેઝેનાઇન સાથે અભિનય,

samisen's Usage Examples:

percussion Will Brady – flute and musette Bud Lee – guitar and Japanese samisen Mike Garcia – conga drum Si Waronker – producer Garrett-Howard – cover.

"Samurai, symbolic and humorous interpretive dances, folk songs with koto, samisen and shaquahachi music and several one-act plays mimed in the Japanese classic.

combining the sounds of traditional Japanese instruments, including koto, samisen, and bamboo flutes, with Western brass with "orchestration in tempos and.

night at Miyoshi"s, a well-known Soapland-style brothel, that is spent in samisen music, saki, the baths, and sex with two young Japanese women.

Note: Morticia sings "Deck the Halls", accompanying herself on the samisen, with Lurch playing harpsichord and Thing providing percussion.

diverse guests night after night to the strains of the three-stringed samisen.

Oh, when I hear the samisens playing like that, I just can"t resist.

female voice, flute, violin and cello Ithaka (2006) for sho, shakuhachi, samisen, koto, harp, oboe d"amore, clarinet and viola Antiphon to Mary (2006) for.

stringed like thé samisen", (B) tonkori "A harp" (traduction médiocre ; sa traduction japonaise,.

deep interest in many forms of traditional Japanese performance, from samisen and song to rustic puppets.

The shamisen or samisen (三味線), also sangen (三絃, both meaning "three strings"), is a three-stringed traditional Japanese musical instrument derived from.

bass, sitar, tambura, keyboards, piano, accordion, drums, cello, koto, samisen, mandolin, lute, hurdy-gurdy, bagpipes, harmonica, flute Years active 1990–present.

Mandolin Octave mandolin Mandocello Mandobass Nyckelharpa Pipa Shamisen/samisen/sangen Sitar Torban Ukuleles Vina Viols Viola da gamba Violins Fiddle Hardanger.