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	Tinsagu nu Hana - Definition, explanation
		Tinsagu nu Hana (Okinawan てんさぐぬはな "the Basalm Flowers") is a popular Ryukyuan folksong in the Okinawan language.
		It is also sometimes spelled Tensagu nu Hana.
		Notice that each verse has the same number of syllables, as is typical in Ryukyuan prose (called ryuka):
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/t/ti/tinsagu_nu_hana.php (223 words)

	Ryukyu Underground (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The well-known traditional children's song 'Tinsagu nu Hana' eventually found its way onto the Rough Guide CD and appeared again on Ryukyu Underground's self-titled debut album which came out in March 2002.
		The Ryukyu Underground version was re-named 'Tinsagu nu Hana Dub' and features the vocals of Oshiro Naomi, and Yamanaha Toshio on sanshin, as well as Paul Fisher's own voice sampled from the radio.
		For 'Tinsagu nu Hana' though, local musicians were recorded live and this is something they intend to do more of in the future.
	www.kto.co.jp /okinawa/okinawa6.html (587 words)

	Nu jazz - Music Sage (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Nu-jazz (sometimes electro-jazz) was coined in the late 1990s (The decade from 1990 to 1999) to refer to styles which combine jazz (A genre of popular music that originated in New Orleans around 1900 and developed through increasingly complex styles) textures and sometimes jazz instrumentation with electronic music (additional info and facts about electronic music).
		Like the term electronica (additional info and facts about electronica), nu jazz is a loosely defined umbrella musical style (An expressive style of music).
		However, dancing is only one phase of being part of the Nu Skin Jazz Dancers, as community and charity appearances are also part of the agenda.
	www.musicsage.org /topics/Nu-jazz (294 words)

	FAR SIDE MUSIC LTD. OKINAWA rock / pop / reggae
		Ji Ma Ja is a solo project that started in Kyoto, before the artist moved to Okinawa. Singer songwriter style pop, the songs Okinawan influenced, with this album reaching number 1 in the local Okinawa charts. 14 tracks.
		Satoshi Kadekaru is a radio dj, TV presenter, and an ex-member of the comedy team Neenees. On this album he sings popular Ryukyu pop songs accompanied by guitar. 11 tracks including Eisa nu Yoru, Kaachan, Ojii no Sabani, Ue no Muite, Saa Miina! and Chura.
		Okinawa / Hawaii mixture music from two singers, Makiko Miyara and Maki Uehara with Yuki Yamauchi and Gueren Oshima, a sanshin player who used to be a member of the Okinawa pop outfit Tingara. Songs include Okinawa traditionals (Tinsagu nu Hana, Tsuki nu Kaisha) and Hawaiian traditional tunes and a couple of originals.
	www.farsidemusic.com /acatalog/Okinawa_Rock___Pop.html (721 words)

	Nu soul - Music Sage (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The band known for combining nu jazz, nu soul, lounge and world music opened its showcase with Life is Good.
		Her musicderived from nu soul, jazz and pop...alise, Alise, ALISE, music, Music, alisemusic, alise-music, lisa, lisamusic, lisa-music, nu, soul, nusoul, nu-soul, jazz, nu-jazz, nujazz, futurejazz, future, neo, song, songs, songwriter, songwriting, budy, Budy, mokosound, jazzy, vlissingen, middelburg, nederland, muziek, mp3, studio, producer, records, zang, zangeres, hans greeve, kino haitsma, robin koerts, koertz, shirma, imelda
		Gold Sparkle Band's latest album, Nu Soul Zodiac, provides further evidence that the latest generation of jazz musicians is finding fertile influences in '60s free jazz.
	www.musicsage.org /topics/Nu-soul (3137 words)

	CD Baby: DRAGONFLY: AIKO SHIMADA, ELIZABETH FALCONER, MAKO: Island Dreams - songs and lullabies carried on the wind
		Sung in English, Okinawan, and Japanese (and a little Hawaiian and Tahitian!) the music is as uplifting and nurturing as an ocean breeze.
		Works range from poignant Okinawan songs such as Tinsagu nu Hana (Balsam Flowers) and Warabi Gami (Blessings from Heaven) to Japanese traditional melodies such as Kojo no Tsuki (Moonlit Castle Reflections) and Tanabata no Uta (Song of the Star Festival) as well as Hawaiian, Tahitian, and original songs inspired by the islands.
		This recording introduces the incredible voice and instrumental talent of Mako, who was born in Okinawa and moved to Hawai'i at the age of eleven, and currently resides in Seattle.
	cdbaby.com /cd/kotoworld8 (748 words)

	Royalty Free SamplingCD [ OKINAWAN TRADITON ] Demo Samples DISCOVERY SOUND
		"Tinsagu Nu Hana": Loops [9 files: 75 bpm]
		Sanshin "Tinsagu Nu Hana": One shot [1 file]
		Fue - "Tinsagu Nu Hana": One shot [1 file]
	www.discoverysound.com /en/DFSD650 (707 words)

	Genus 2005 - [events] funkygrad.com
		Rhythms & Rhapsodies presents Genus 2005 by NUS Guitar Ensemble presented by NUS Centre for the Arts
		Genus will delight you with a potpourri of music through the ages, featuring works by the great composers of different eras, showcasing the versatility of the classical guitar in Niibori orchestration.
		Highlights include excerpts from famous suites such as The Fairy Queen, The Nutcracker, Danza Paraguaya — a melodious lively dance tune, and Tinsagu Nu Hana, a beautiful Japanese folk song.
	www.funkygrad.com /events/displayevent.php?event_id=477 (78 words)

	Lyrics archive at Karakui (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Uya nu Yushi Gutu ya Chimu ni Sumiri
		Tin kara no megumi Ukiti Ku nu Shige ni
		You are currently browsing the Karakui weblog archives for the Lyrics category.
	www.karakui.com /blog/?cat=4 (219 words)

	The New Year was only 20 days old (Site not responding. Last check: )
		He said the spirit of “Yui Nu Kukuru” was practiced by the Issei who instilled it in their children.
		Jimmy Iha was the tenth child born to Sonkyu Iha from Chatan and his wife Kame, from Yomitan.
		Soothing karaoke numbers were shared by Jenny Watanabe and Ralph Ige, followed by moving renditions of three Okinawan classics — “Tinsagu nu Hana,” “Bashofu” and “Ashimiji Bushi” — sung by the Yui Nu Kukuru Chorus.
	www.huoa.org /pages/huoa/upub/mar01/301installation.htm (1249 words)

	Tege! January/February 2002
		Ganeko Yoriko is described as being in the front-line of the Okinawa renaissance, or the third generation of Okinawan artists (“Kui nu Hana”, Vap 1995).
		It seems quite old-school when compared to her Vap recording (“Kui nu Hana”, 1995) which was a result of her partnership with THE BOOM’s Miyazawa Kazufumi (who joins her on the song “Nishinjo Bushi”).
		The recording from Wave Distribution (“Ganeko Yoriko Meets LSD”, 1993) on the other hand, is quite the opposite from “Kui nu Hana” and the Marufuku Records recording, as it’s an experimentation between Okinawan minyo and ska.
	www.internet-okinawa.com /uchinapop/01-2002.html (1056 words)

	YouTube - Rimi Natsukawa - Tinsagu nu Hana
		YouTube - Rimi Natsukawa - Tinsagu nu Hana
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		another version of Rimi Natsukawa's Tinsagu nu Hana (less)
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=0Qwqzj5C_cE (322 words)

	Ryukyu Underground
		from the CD single [Kogane no Hana ]
		Kuijin nu Hana World Standard.01 a Tatsuo Sungaga live mix - Flower Records - Japan
		Ashibi Shongane World Meditation Nascente Records - UK Tinsagu nu Hana Rough Guide to Okinawa World Music Network - UK
	www.ryukyu-underground.wwma.net /eng/sounds/index.html (953 words)

	Video TINSAGUNUHANA - telemakfilms, francis, powell, tinsagu, kyu - Dailymotion Share Your Videos
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		telemakfilms francis powell tinsagu nu hana shuri jo castle okinawa japon naha ryu kyu
	www.dailymotion.com /video/x1n6wy_tinsagunuhana_music (104 words)

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