Tsunadayu Takemoto (the ninth) : the 10-year succession to the name Tsunadayu Takemoto and the 60-year succession to the name Tayu ;' Sakaya no dan' and' Kumagai Jinya no dan'

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[List of Songs]
[1] (1) Joruri player,' Sakaya no Dan' [2] (1) Ichitani Futaba Gunki,' Kumagaya Jinya no Dan'
[Genre]
Traditional Music (Others)
[List of Performers]
9th generation Takemoto Tsunadayu (Joruri), Kiyojiro TSURUZAWA, [1] (1) Kiyoshiro TSURUZAWA (Shamisen)
[Recording information]
June 12, 2001, Nihon Sha Daiichi Studio
[Label]
Columbia
[Number]
2
[Comments on CD Audition]
9th generation Takemoto Tsunadayu of Joruri is famous for "Nowadays is Hanshichi-sama. How many places and why are you going?". Mujokan, which covers the famous song of Ichitani Futaba Gunki,' Kumagaya Jinya no Dan', is revealed by dynamic narration and performance (Shamisen and Kiyojiro TSURUZAWA) from the head-finding in the mountains.
[Comments on CD Audition]
9th generation Takemoto Tsunadayu of Joruri is said to be the best in the world of Bunraku Joruri players. The sound source that was scheduled to be released at the time of the succession to the name was made into a CD. It is a work that fully captures the path of 10 years from the succession to the name and 60 years in the Tayu calendar.

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