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Although wiki says "two pieces of hardwood or bamboo", I believe bamboo is quite rare. (The Japanese wiki page for hyoushigi doesn't mention bamboo at all.)
That's the sound of 窶敖焦スq窶禿麓hyoushigi]. Hyōshigi - Wikipedia
Although wiki says "two pieces of hardwood or bamboo", I believe bamboo is quite rare. (The Japanese wiki page for hyoushigi doesn't mention bamboo at all.)
Thank you for the info! i have been searching for the exact name of that instrument! Could pls give some links form where i can download that sound clip!
Toritoribe thank you very much for the links but i am searching for an mp3 or any other file which has Hyoshigi being played in solo! I am not able to find it anywhere!
There would be no such files, I'm afraid. Hyoushigi is indeed a musical instrument, but is not usually played solely. As you can see on YouTube, it's basically used only as a background music of Kabuki, Sumo , traditional festivals, night watch, or like that.
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