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Shamisen: Sawari Resonance

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The shamisen's “sawari” is a distinctive buzzing sound generated when a string touches the neck under specific conditions. An important element characterizing its timbre, it is adjusted to produce the sound intentionally.

Source updated 2025-07-08 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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The text explains buzzing resonance from shamisen string contact.

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