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- Hello, we are Hamasuka Osobu. - Hello.
- Let's talk about today's activity. - OK.
Here is today's activity.
Let's enjoy music with what we have at home.
Today's keyword is "music you can do with what you have at home."
We have invited people who play music on Sundays.
We would like you to listen to their performance and expand your musical activities.
- I see. - I see.
- I hope we will have some influence. - I see.
Hamasuka Osobu.
The first Sunday instrument artist is this person.
It's good.
Hamasuka Osobu.
- That's amazing. - That's great.
- That's great.
- I'm an ornithologist. - An ornithologist.
- Thank you for coming. - Thank you for coming.
- It sounds like wood bass. - That's right. It sounds good.
That's right.
Do you stop it a little bit after it sounds?
- Because it runs away? - That's right.
- Actually, when I learn it, it's a little shaky. - I see.
- That's great. - That's great.
What is that new theme?
This is a glass pot style.
- I see. - Yes.
If you have a pot style, you can slide it like this and play it.
- But sliding is very good. - I see.
- It goes well with it. - That's right.
- Also, high notes resonate well. - I see.
Also, it's easy to carry.
- I'd like to know how you got it. - That's right.
About ten years ago, I was playing on a video site.
There was a video of a band playing together on a Sunday.
Among them, the bassist was Mr. Monosashi.
- I see. - That's right.
If you do it properly, you can make music.
- I'm impressed. - I see.
- I'd like to master it. - I see.
- So you've been doing it for ten years? - Ten years?
That's right.
It was around summer last year that I celebrated my tenth anniversary of activity.
- So it's about the same. - It's about the same.
- Ten years. - That's right.
- I'm mostly the same age. - You can do activities.
- We're the same age. - We're the same age.
- That's right. - How is it?
- I'll start with a simple mechanism. - Okay.
The mechanism is very simple.
You hold down the Monosashi and play.
- That's all there is to it. - I see.
The part that protrudes from the desk...
The longer it is, the lower the sound becomes.
The shorter it is, the higher the sound becomes.
Oh, but it's only for a few minutes.
Wow...
This is interesting.
This is fun.
Is it fun? Oh, that's good.
This is fun.
So, basically, this is what it's like, right?
That's right.
And, well...
I think I've gotten used to it.
So, you know what it's like, right?
Yes, that's right.
So, without further ado...
Yes, without further ado...
I'd like you to play me a song.
"Digiru Kame" (Can you do it, turtle?)
Yes, that's right.
What is it?
Yes, it's "Kirakira Boshi" (Shining Star)
Oh, that's nice!
If you look at the instrument...
Actually, this time...
I made something like this.
Well, let me tell you what it is.
It's a "millif".
How many millimeters does it take to make that sound?
Huh?
Yes.
52 millimeters is "do".
What are you doing?
Oh, it's ringing.
Yes, it is.
39.
Wow, you got it!
Wow!
Amazing!
Wow, it doesn't sound clean at all!
Oh, but it sounds good.
It's not like you two have gone crazy, but it's okay.
It's a rehabilitation!
When it comes to the fourth one, my eyes are so foggy that I can't see anything.
But for people who play instruments, it's better to know how it works.
That's right, it's frustrating.
It's worth doing it, it's amazing.
It's frustrating.
TAMASUKA PERFORMANCE CLUB
The second Sunday instrument artist is...
This person, please!
Wow!
Wow! It's beautiful!
[Applause]
There's nothing but applause to show such a great thing.
Hamakawa Shinji-san. Thank you for coming today.
Thank you for having me.
Well...
Did you have any unpleasant things?
[Laughter]
What made you start playing it?
I don't usually use a frying pan.
I usually play with my members in the late afternoon.
Oh, I see.
It's not a percussion instrument.
What is it?
It's a flute.
What?! It has nothing to do with it!
When I was a kid and there was no such thing in the park...
I see.
I was told, "It's boring," "What time and what minute does this park close?"
I was irritated.
If I happen to hit something, it might make a good sound.
I thought I could do it if I collected them.
I did my best to collect them and got this much.
That's amazing.
So you went out every time you looked for money, didn't you?
That's right.
Right?
I couldn't find any sound at all.
So you were like, "Here it comes!"
Yes, I was like, "Here it comes!"
So you collected three of them.
It's rare for you to get it right.
It's rare. I really don't have it.
How many years has it been?
It's been 10 years for me, too.
Same period.
Wow!
Same period with you, too.
Wow!
First of all,
we have the same sticks.
The ones lined up there are
from "do" to "do."
They're lined up in the same order as the piano,
do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, do.
If you hit it, you can make a sound.
Yes.
It's fine now.
It's harder to find than to hit it.
I'm sure of it.
Since you're here,
let's play "kira kira boshi" together.
Wow, I'm jealous.
Let's play it.
"fa" is Asuka.
"sol" is me.
All right!
kira kira boshi
You are a "frypanist" now.
You make beautiful sounds with your nails.
You can choose the one with the cutest sound.
Is it portable?
Yes, it is.
There is a rubber band here.
If you can play it, you will be successful.
It's fun.
Amazing.
The third "second-class instrumentist" is this person.
Please.
Amazing.
kobayashi takehiko
I'm "kobayashi takehiko".
Thank you for coming today.
Are you a sax player?
Actually, I'm a drummer.
Why do you do something different?
"kobayashi takehiko" usually works as a jazz band's drummer.
He makes drums by combining cans and plastic bottles.
He also makes instruments like trombones and
boxes with a lot of spoons attached to wooden boxes.
"sunday instrument history", "legend of 27 years"
pipe is okay?
Well, it's called an envy pipe or envy can.
- If you go to a home center... - It's sold there, right?
Yeah, they sell them there.
- Oh, you can just take it like that. - Yes.
And you can see where it's bending here, right?
- Yes. - It's something like...
a gas stove on high heat...
- A straight one... - You bent it yourself?
I just bent it.
- Just bent it. - You turned it into a thank you (thank you)
It's kind of a delicious bend.
- Oh, that's true. - And you can see it there.
Do you have a lead for it?
No, I made it.
You insert these parts where you wear clothes.
Did you make it, too?
Yes, I did.
Is it also A&B?
It's a company secret, so I can't tell you.
It's not a company secret.
I don't think anyone can imitate it right away.
The secret of A&B is A&B.
We're ready for the session.
What do you think of this picture?
I can feel something flickering.
Yes, I can see it.
You can feel the vomit, right?
But we're going to...
We're going to sit down like this.
We're only going to participate in the chorus.
Is everyone ready?
It's like...
a supplementary class.
It's like...
Englancer.
Get Session!
It's coming, it's coming, it's coming!
I thought Asuka san would sing "influencer" but she didn't.
I thought I should not crush these guys.