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Please enjoy the sound of Nohkan. |
Suiha no Den | |
whole recording: suiha980831.mp3
2.19MB.playing time 4 min 48 sec. partial recording: suiha980831a.mp3 638KB. playing time 1 min 21 sec. |
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Suiha no Den is played
in Noh play "Yoro Suiha no Den" It expresses the flow of a waterfall. Played and recorded at the National Noh Theater on Aug. 31, 1998 |
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Gaku | |
partial recording only shodan 1.05MB. playing time 2 min 18 sec. sandan and yodan 1.21MB. playing time 2 min 39 sec. |
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Gaku is played when
the Noh story is related to the Tang (ancient China) story or to the traditional
Japanese Court drums. The tone of Gaku is Oshiki. (Aug. 31, 1998) |
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Banshiki-Gaku | |
partial recording only shodan (recording starts in the middle) 823KB. playing time 1 min 45 sec. sandan and yodan 1.27MB. playing time 2 min 46 sec. |
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Banshiki is the
higher tone than Oshiki. Banshiki-Gaku is played
instead of normal Oshiki-Gaku when Noh is played in kogaki
(special direction) story. (Sep. 14, 1986) |
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Hataraki | |
hataraki20080923.mp3 1.40MB. playing time 1 min 32 sec. | |
Hataraki is played as
the music when Shite who acts a Dragon God, a long-nosed goblin or
a fierce god walks around on the stage showing his power. (Sep. 23, 2008) |
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Shirabe | |
shirabe.mp3 1.22MB, 2 min 40 sec. | |
Shirabe is played at the beginning of the Noh play behind the curtain. Everyday lesson of the Nohkan begins after playing Shirabe |
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Nanori | |
nanori.mp3 877KB, playing time 1 min 52 sec. | |
Nanori means self-introduction. It is played as an appearance music when Waki (a supporting actor in the Noh play) introduces himself after appearing on the stage. | |
Tome | |
tome.mp3 209KB, playing time 26 sec | |
Tome means the end. It is played at the end of the Noh play. | |
Ryo no Fukiage | |
ryonofukiage2000.mp3 162KB, playing time 20 sec. | |
This recording is a part of "Idutsu" | |
Deha | |
deha20001010.mp3 996KB, playing time 2 min 7 sec. | |
Deha is played as an appearance music of Shite (a main actor in the Noh play) when he plays a part of Japanese god or a man of refined tastes. | |
Hayafue | |
hayafue20080923.mp3 1.47MB, playing time 1 min 36 sec. | |
Hayafue is played as
an appearance music of Shite or Tsure when he plays a Dragon
God or a gohst. (Sep. 23, 2008) |