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Also known as a mouth organ
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hichirikki
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Double Reed Pipe
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komabue (right side)
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name the Flute for komagaku and what side?
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Biwa
5 Strings 4 frets |
Name instrument and how many strings and frets?
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Used in Kangen only.
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Koto, 13 strings, never used outdoors...therefore its kangen in togaku (left). Also used in saibara
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Name instrument, how many strings, bugaku or kangen or both?
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kakko is used in togaku (left side)
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Name the Drum, and "side"
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san no tsuzumi is the drum used in komagaku (right side)
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Name this HOUR GLASS drum and when is it used?
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gaku-daiko is used in the instrumental only indoor recital of togaku (kangen, left)
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This drum is used for togaku (kangen)
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shoko
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This small gong is used in all foreign gagaku (togaku and komagaku)
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Taiko is used in:
Togaku (Kangen) (Left side, indoor, instrumental) Togaku (bugaku) (Left side, dance) Komagaku (right side) |
This drum is used in what kind(s) of gagaku?
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Dadaiko is used for Bugaku, which is an outdoor dance, it is also used in Komagaku for uho (right).
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What kind of drum is this and when is it used for outdoors?
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Wagon is used only for indigenous, or native, rituals. It has six strings.
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This indigenous instrument is used for Shinto rituals. How many strings?
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Flute used in mikargura?
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Kagura-bue (transverse Flute)
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Flute used in in togaku, foreign indigenous songs, and vocal genres
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ryuteki
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"Koma" means
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Korean
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TÔ means
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tsang dynasty
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togaku's indoor left side recital with only instruments would be what?
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kangen
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True or False: Komagaku can be either kangen or bugaku?
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False. Komagaku can only be bugaku (or dance), it is the "right side" of gagaku.
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True or False: String instruments are sometimes played outdoors.
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False! String instruments are not kangen.
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True or False: gigaku is an acient pantomime born from the Wu dynasty
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True. gigaku is a type of play done to gagaku music.
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How many modes in togaku?
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6
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japanese word for scale, mode, or key
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choshi
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japanese word for rhythm or meter
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hyoshi
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How many modes for komagaku?
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3
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A Japanese poem with togaku style melody?
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saibara
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It's the "clapper" of gagaku indigenous music...
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Shaku-byoshi
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The chief of musicians in indigenous gagaku?
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Ninjo
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This annual event to celebrate God is on December 15th.
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Mikagura
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During Korei-sai (vernal and autumn equinox) this song is played?
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azuma-asobi
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Asuma-asobi is to pay respect to whom?
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imperial ancestors
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Mikagura means
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God's Music
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Cornoration music
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daijo-e
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A song commemorating the victory of the imperial family
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Kume-mai
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Mai means
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Dance
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uta means
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song
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a dance accompanied by O-uta
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goshei no mai features 5 young maidens--daughters of the musicians or ancient Noble class
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Yuki Country is
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Northeastern Japan
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Suki Country is
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Southwestern Japan
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Song used for tuning
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Netori
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True or False: Komagaku is native gagaku music.
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FALSE! Komagaku is foreign music that came in the 9th century. It is also known as the right side of Gagaku
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What music is higher pitched and uses less instruments than togaku?
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komagaku
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True or False: Komagaku doesn't not use string instruments.
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True. Only togaku indoors uses string instruments.
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