Hama Chidori (浜千鳥) from Samazama (様様) by Markus Guhe
Hama Chidori (浜千鳥 – Beach Plover)
Hama Chidori is a popular children’s song composed by Hirota Ryūtarō in 1919. Plovers (chidori) are often mentioned in Japanese literature and are the subject of many songs.
The lyrics to this song speak of young plovers crying for their parents across the sea.
Tracklist
| 13. | Hama Chidori (浜千鳥) | 2:24 |
Credits
from Samazama (様様),
released May 2, 2018
License
All rights reserved.Recommendations
I discovered the shakuhachi in Japan in 2012. Without knowing anything about the instrument I immediately took to the practice of playing because I found it to be a strangely satisfying activity. So I decided I wanted to 'get really good' at it. I received a master’s license in 2016. I play the traditional shakuhachi repertoire ('honkyoku') and combine the shakuhachi with taiko and electronics.