Inoo Wakayama, the head of the Wakayama school of Edo-kagura dance and music for Japanese entertainment festivals

Japanese music CDs Inoo Wakayama, the head of the Wakayama school of Edo-kagura dance and music for Japanese entertainment festivals

※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.
Japanese title: 邦楽CD 江戸神楽若山流家元 若山胤雄社中 / 日本の芸能 祭り囃子
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Item number: 220089166
Released date: 22 Jan 1997
Maker: Japan Crown
Media: CD
Category: Music software Et cetera

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

[List of music]
(1) Yatai (2) Shoden (entrance hall) (3) Kamakura-Shichoume (Yonchome) (4) Yatai (Matsuribayashi (Kumikyoku)) (5) Kagura Shoden (entrance hall) - 仁羽 (Ninba) (6) Musical box solo - Takefue (lullaby) (7) Odaiko (Fuchioshioroshi) (8) Dori kagura - Shishi - Ranchaku - Toya - Tourii - Kamakura-Yatai (Fuchioshioroshi) (9) Mikoshi Daiko - Mikoshi Yonchome
[Genre]
Traditional Music (Other)
[List of players]
Inoo Wakayama
[Recorded information]
64
[Label]
Crown
[Number]
1
[CD-audition notes]
Matsuribayashi is the music of Edo and Tokyo. Originally it was the Gion Bayashi of Kyoto, but Edo probably acquired the Edo-style music structure of Gonin-bayashi as it is now in the late Edo period. The Kumikyoku is the music arranged by Inoo Wakayama, and it is basically Matsuribayashi, but for some reason, music box appears suddenly!

Track list

  • 1. 屋台
  • 2. 昇殿
  • 3. 鎌倉～四丁目(しちょうめ)
  • 4. 屋台 〈祭り囃子(組曲)〉
  • 5. 神楽昇殿～仁羽(にんば)
  • 6. オルゴールソロ～竹笛(子守唄)
  • 7. 大太鼓(フチ打おろし)
  • 8. 通り神楽～獅子～乱拍手～唐矢～投遺り～鎌倉～屋台
  • 9. みこし太鼓～みこし四丁目
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