Structure of Tsugaru Jongara Shin Bushi

[Phlo]

Hello guys !

I finished Kyle’s course for Tsugaru Jongara Shin Bushi and I carry on with a notation of this song by Hiromitsu Agatsuma (far far away from my current level XD).
So far, I am able to find different parts in the song which I can find in both notations and versions I listen to. But I am not able to define the structure of the Jongara and, furthermore, not able to know which part I am allowed to personalize or not.
My question is : when you work on your Jongara, how do you know that what you play could be in the Jongara or not ?

Maybe I want to go too fast and the answer is just “Shut up and play ! It’s gonna be obvious in X years”

[Brown]

You want this link

The Nature of Tsugaru Jongara bushi

In recent years the Japanese Shamisen, much like its cultural counterparts of Karate, Anime and Taiko drumming, has become an international phenomenon. Thanks to the efforts of Kyle Abbott here at bachido and many other non-Japanese performers and enthusiasts the sound and feeling of Shamisen music is now resonating in places as far away as Brazil, Austria, Sweden, America and Russia. Among the various styles of Shamisen music the most popular among younger audiences is Tsugaru Shamisen. The an…

[Phlo]

Thanks Christophe
I did read that but I think I wasn’t able to understand it at the time… This time I had a better understanding