Gidayu Dance Chono Dogyo

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

[List of songs]
(1) Butterfly no Michiyuki (2) Michiyuki Hatsune no Tabi (3) Dojo-ji Temple no Michiyuki (4) Banzai
[Genre]
Traditional Music (Kabuki)
[List of players]
Yoshio Nakagawa (Fue) Kimitsuhisa Katata Shachu (Narimono) (1) (2) (4) Toyotake Rodayu, (3) Toyotake Shimadayu (Joruri) Kiyosuke TSURUZAWA, (1) (2) (4) Kiyoharu TSURUZAWA, (3) Danjiro TAKEZAWA (Shamisen)
[Label]
Columbia
[Number]
1
[CD trial listening notes]
[Comments on CD trial listening notes]
When a Bunraku puppet moves from point A to point B, the music played in the background is called' Michiyuki,' which is the original form of Gidayu Buyo dance. Although the puppets do not dance, when the Bunraku work was transferred to Kabuki, the dancers were included in this part. All of the songs are famous and easy to listen to as they include musical instruments.

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