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2. Nov. 2020 · Learn about John Kaizan Neptune, a leading shakuhachi artist in Japan. Explore his profile, recordings, sheet music, flute making and more.
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John Kaizan Neptune is widely acknowledged to be among the...
- SHEET MUSIC
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Discography of titles by John Kaizan Neptune. How to Order...
- CONCERT CALENDAR
Schedule of concerts and events by John Kaizan Neptune. June...
- INTRODUCTION TO SHAKUHACHI
John Kaizan Neptune. An Introduction to Shakuhachi: The...
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John Kaizan Neptune (born November 13, 1951, in Oakland, California, United States) is an American player and builder of the shakuhachi (Japanese bamboo flute). He is known particularly for his use of the instrument in non-traditional contexts, such as jazz and cross-cultural music.
He is acknowledged worldwide as one of the most gifted composers and performers of shakuhachi music and has created a unique synthesis of shakuhachi and American jazz fusion. Sites: jneptune.com , Wikipedia. In Groups: Oriental Mechanic Band, Mu'ryō. Variations: Viewing All | John Kaizan Neptune.
“WORDS CAN’T GO THERE” is a feature-length documentary exploring the story of California surfer turned Japanese shakuhachi flute master John ‘Kaizan’ Neptune. Directed by John’s son David Neptune and produced by our team of filmmakers in Los Angeles, the film examines what it takes to cross cultural borders and become a master of ...
Sway by John Kaizan Neptune, Thousand Waves: Yukiko Zisa, LeeAnn McKenna, and Peter ZIsa. Dr. Peter Joseph Zisa • 3K views. New recommendations. John Kaizan Neptune is an American...
John Kaizan Neptune brings to the shakuhachi (bamboo flute) a new and dynamic sound and feeling entirely his own. A California-born American, Neptune received his master’s certificate in the Tozan School of Shakuhachi in 1977, at which time he was awarded the name “Kaizan” (“Sea Mountain”).
