Music The Whole Mandrin Book

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Music
The mandrin is an instrument that was born in Italy around the 17th century and is loved all over the world for its unique lyrical sound. It was introduced to Japan with the civilization and enlightenment of the Meiji period and spread all over the country mainly in the mandrin club of the university. It was loved by many cultured people such as Sakutaro Hagiwara and Masao Koga, and caused a big boom. Although it is said that the number of players who play mandrin is the largest in the world at present, there is almost no book that explains mandrin comprehensively. This book is aimed at beginners who are about to start mandrin and middle and advanced players who have a certain performance history. It covers "points for enjoying and improving performance" and "depth of mandrin culture" by professional mandrin players who are active on the front line in two stages in detail. It provides detailed explanations from the basics such as how to select musical instruments, how to tune and how to replace strings. It covers practical contents such as how to participate in local orchestras, how to find teachers, how to hold independent concerts, how to make better sounds, etc. It also summarizes the history of musical instruments developed mainly in Naples, Italy and the history of Japanese mandrin culture. It delves into deep themes such as the challenges facing the mandrin industry and future prospects. It is a guidebook that assists beginners to reach the rich world of mandrin quickly, and it is a comprehensive book that summarizes "the history of mandrin culture in Japan" which is unlikely to exist.