*''Japanese'': [[酒井]] 忠恭 ''(Sakai Tadazumi)''
...nstruments and costumes made. Following Tadazumi's death in [[1772]], Ming music continued to be passed down within the Sakai family, but was never again st
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*''Japanese'': [[酒井]] 忠道 ''(Sakai Tadahiro)''
...others in his court. In the first decades of the 1800s, Tadahiro had Ming music performed at gatherings at his [[daimyo yashiki|Edo mansion]], and elsewher
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*''Japanese'': [[宮崎]] 筠圃 ''(Miyazaki Inpo)''
...tscript to the [[1768]] ''[[Gishi gakufu]]'', a significant compilation of music in the style of the [[Ming Dynasty]].
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*''Japanese'': [[池原]] 厚清 ''(Ikehara Kousei)''
...known for being one of the first Ryukyuans to learn [[Qing Dynasty|Qing]] music, and to perform it.
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': [[朱]] 載堉 ''(Zhū Zàiyù / Shu Saiiku)''
...n Imperial prince of the [[Ming Dynasty]], known today for his writings on music and dance. He is said to have been the first person in the world to devise
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...a traditional Chinese musical instrument, a zither closely resembling the Japanese ''[[koto]]''. Unlike many other East Asian zithers, it employs metal string
...r zithers, and is higher in pitch. It is used both in court music and folk music, and is often associated with romantic subjects.
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*''Japanese'': 雅楽 ''(gagaku)''
...characters. Chia-Ying Yeh, "The Revival and Restoration of Ryukyuan Court Music, Uzagaku: Classification and Performance Techniques, Language Usage, and Tr
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[[File:Sho-pem.jpg|right|thumb|400px|A 19th c. Japanese ''shô'' on display at the [[Peabody Essex Museum]]]]
*''Japanese/Chinese'': 笙 ''(shou / shēng)''
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*''Japanese'': 所作事 ''(shosagoto)''
...kuromisu'', play as well during a ''shosagoto'' dance scene, adding to the music performed by those visible onstage.
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*''Japanese'': [[国場]] 公憲 ''(Kokuba Kouken)''
Kokuba Kôken was an Okinawan musician skilled in the ''[[uzagaku]]'' music of the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryukyuan]] royal court.
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*''Japanese'': 道行 ''(michiyuki)''
...ki: more than meets the eye." ''The Ashgate Research Companion to Japanese Music''. Surrey: Ashgate Publishing, 2008. p244.
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*''Japanese'': 野村流 ''(Nomura-ryuu)''
...e (''ryûha'') of classical Okinawan ''uta-sanshin'' (song and [[sanshin]]) music.
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*''Japanese'': [[岡崎]] 盧門 ''(Okazaki Romon)''
...uthored a number of significant works on poetry, history, and both ancient Japanese and Chinese writing.
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*''Japanese'': 鞨鼓 ''(kakko)''
...of the [[Nara period|Nara]] and [[Heian period]]s) and ''tôgaku'' (Chinese music), in which plays a key role in setting and maintaining the rhythm for the e
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*''Japanese'': 沖縄県立芸術大学 ''(Okinawa kenritsu geijutsu daigaku)''
...y in the world for studying Okinawan traditional arts (including [[sanshin|music]], [[Ryukyuan dance|dance]], ''[[kumi udui]]'' theatre, [[Ryukyuan textiles
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*''Japanese'': 日本舞踊 ''(Nihon buyou)''
...buyô'' (lit. "Japan[ese] dance") is the most prominent form of traditional Japanese dance in modern times. It is one of many so-called "traditional arts" forma
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*''Japanese'': 野村安趙 ''(Nomura Anchou)''
...ryu|Nomura-ryû]] school or style of classical Okinawan ''uta-[[sanshin]]'' music, the largest such school active today.
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*''Japanese'': 琉歌 ''(ryuuka)''
...with an 8-8-8-6 mora structure (in contrast to the 5-7-5-7-7 structure of Japanese ''[[tanka]]'').
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*''Japanese'': [[阿波連]] 本勇 ''(Aharen Hon'yuu)''
...last bearer of the tradition of ''[[rujigaku]]'', the formal processional music of the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryukyuan]] royal court.
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*''Japanese'': 先島諸島 ''(Sakishima shotô)''
and Modernity in Yaeyaman Pop Music," ''Asian Music'' 39:1 (2008), 42.</ref> of the 1.45 million people in Okinawa prefecture,
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*''Japanese/Chinese'' [[魏]] 之琰 ''(Gi Shien / Wèi Zhīyǎn)''
...se as Wèi Zhīyǎn, was one of the chief musicians credited with introducing music of the [[Ming Dynasty]] into Japan in the 17th century.
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[魏]] 子明 ''(Gi Shimei / Wèi Zimíng)''
...urce for scholars seeking to research the presence and practice of Chinese music in Edo period Japan.
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*''Japanese'': [[比嘉]] 悦子 ''(Higa Etsuko)''
...Okinawan music, in particular ''[[uzagaku]]'', the genre of formal ritual music of the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryûkyû Kingdom]] royal court. A part-time lecture
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*''Japanese'': [[翁長]] 宗淳 ''(Onaga Sôjun)''
...uring which he and several other teenage scholar-officials performed court music and dance at the [[Satsuma Edo mansion]] before [[Shimazu Iehisa]], [[Tokug
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*''Japanese'': 魏氏楽譜 ''(Gishi gakufu)''
...rculated, with the intention of allowing people to study and practice Ming music on their own.
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[毛]] 致志 ''(Mô Chishi / Máo Zhìzhì)''
.... He received a residence in [[Shuri]] from the royal court, and led daily music lessons and rehearsals at [[Ankokuzen-ji]], and dance lessons and rehearsal
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...Tokusuki I, Matsui Kôzô I, Shinoda Kinji I (lyrics), Kineya Rokuzaemon IX (music)''
*''Japanese'': 越後獅子 ''(Echigo-jishi)''
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*''Japanese'': 老松 ''(Oimatsu)''
*"Pau Hana: Music and Dance from Asia and the Pacific." Concert Program. University of Hawaii
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[蔡]] 任邦 ''(Sai Ninhou / Cài Rènbāng)''
...and [[1752]]. Two of Ninhô's brothers were notable instructors of Chinese music as well; his elder brother, [[Sai Nincho|Sai Ninchô]], served alongside hi
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*''Japanese'': [[仲宗根]] 盛松 ''(Nakasone Seishou)''
...ura-ryû]] school (style) of classical Okinawan ''[[sanshin|uta-sanshin]]'' music.
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*''Japanese'': 角澤検校 ''(Sumizawa Kengyou)''
...Kengyô is credited with being the first person to employ ''[[shamisen]]'' music as accompaniment for ''[[ningyo joruri|ningyô jôruri]]'' (puppet theater)
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In ancient Chinese tradition, music is said to have been invented by [[Ling Lun]], a member of the court of the
...e source of civilization, and as maintainer of proper cosmic order. Ritual music (''yǎyuè'') performed as part of Imperial sacrificial offerings to Heaven
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[[Image:Kutu.JPG|right|thumb|300px|A Japanese ''koto'' tuned to serve as an Okinawan ''[[kutu]]'']]
*''Japanese'': 琴 ''(koto)''
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[阮]] 廷寶 ''(Gen Teihou / Ruǎn Tíngbǎo)''
...huri castle]], training pages (''koshô'') who were responsible for playing music, performing dances, and participating otherwise in a variety of court cerem
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*''Japanese'': 薩摩琵琶 ''(Satsuma biwa)''
...here. The [[Meiji Emperor]], too, is said to have enjoyed ''Satsuma biwa'' music.
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[蔡]] 任重 ''(Sai Ninchou / Cài Rènzhòng)''
...i Ten'yû]], and [[Ryo Teiken|Ryô Teiken]]. He also served as instructor in music and dance for members of a mission to [[Kagoshima]] in [[1772]], alongside
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*''Japanese'': [[阿波連]] 本啓
...of the royal court tradition of ''[[rujigaku]]'' (ceremonial processional music).
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*''Japanese'': 荒城の月 ''(koujou no tsuki)''
...orer.com/moon-over-the-deserted-castle/ Moon Over the Deserted Castle]." ''Japanese Castle Explorer''. August 2011. Accessed 8 September 2011.
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...age:Kuuchou.JPG|right|thumb|300px|A ''kûchô'', the Okinawan version of the Japanese ''kokyû'' fiddle.]]
*''Japanese'': 胡弓 ''(kokyuu)''
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*''Japanese'': 文武天皇 ''(Monmu tennô)''
...ormance.<ref>Chia-Ying Yeh, "The Revival and Restoration of Ryukyuan Court Music, Uzagaku: Classification and Performance Techniques, Language Usage, and Tr
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': [[張]] 学礼 ''( / Chô Gakurei)''
..., 109.</ref> This is generally said to mark the first introduction of Qing music into the Ryukyuan court.
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[蔡]] 任貴 ''(Sai Ninki / Cài Rènguì)''
...Ninchô]] and [[Sai Ninho|Sai Ninhô]], were notable instructors of Chinese music as well, and served together in training musicians for a [[1772]] mission t
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...[1716]]/1/19<ref>Dates on the Okinawan lunar calendar. May differ from the Japanese lunar calendar.</ref>''
*''Japanese'': 屋嘉比朝寄 ''(Yakabi Chouki)''
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*''Authors: Takarada Jurai (lyrics), Tobaya Richô I (music), Nishikawa Senzô II (choreography)''
*''Japanese'': 関の戸 ''(seki no to)''
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[向]] 俊 ''(Shou Shun / Xiàng Jùn)''
...ureaucrat]] who was appointed ''gaku-keiko bugyô'' in [[1762]], overseeing music & dance rehearsals, overall, in preparation for the [[1764]] [[Ryukyuan emb
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*''Japanese'': 竜笛 ''(ryuuteki)''
The ''ryûteki'' is a transverse flute used in ''[[gagaku]]'' music. It is used to play the melody line alongside the ''[[hichiriki]]''.
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[毛]] 増光 ''(Mou Zoukou / Máo Zēngguāng)''
...yu|Ryukyuan scholar-aristocrat]] who served as an ''[[uzagaku]]'' (chamber music) musician (''gakushi'') on the [[1832]] [[Ryukyuan embassy to Edo]], and as
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[向]] 重勲 ''(Shou Choukun / Xiàng Zhòngxūn)''
...ureaucrat]] who was appointed ''gaku-keiko bugyô'' in [[1795]], overseeing music & dance rehearsals, overall, in preparation for the [[1796]] [[Ryukyuan emb
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[毛]] 光緒 ''(Mô Kôsho / Máo Guāngxù)''
...ureaucrat]] who was appointed ''gaku-keiko bugyô'' in [[1840]], overseeing music & dance rehearsals, overall, in preparation for the [[1842]] [[Ryukyuan emb
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[翁]] 都銓 ''(Ô Tosen / Wēng Dōuquán)''
...ureaucrat]] who was appointed ''gaku-keiko bugyô'' in [[1805]], overseeing music & dance rehearsals, overall, in preparation for the [[1806]] [[Ryukyuan emb
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[向]] 秉義 ''(Shô Heigi / Xiàng Bǐngyì)''
...ureaucrat]] who was appointed ''gaku-keiko bugyô'' in [[1830]], overseeing music & dance rehearsals, overall, in preparation for the [[1832]] [[Ryukyuan emb
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[阿]] 天秩 ''(A Tenchitsu / Ā Tiānzhì)''
...ureaucrat]] who was appointed ''gaku-keiko bugyô'' in [[1717]], overseeing music & dance rehearsals, overall, in preparation for the [[1718]] [[Ryukyuan emb
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::''Not to be confused with Tenpuku 天福, an [[Japanese Eras|era name]] for the period from [[1233]]-[[1234]].''
*''Japanese'': 天吹 ''(tenpuku)''
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*''Japanese'': [[尚]] 質 ''(Shou Shitsu)''
...from the Qing, in [[1663]]. The adoption of Qing music into Ryukyuan court music is traced to this occasion.<ref>Dana Masayuki 田名真之, "Bunken shiryô
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*''Japanese'': [[知念]] 三郎 ''(Chinen Saburou)''
...only written record of the actual melodies of Ryukyuan royal processional music (''[[rujigaku]]'').
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[梁]] 国琬 ''(Ryou Kokuen / Liáng Guówǎn)''
...stocrat]] who was prominent in teaching and training performers of Chinese music for various official court functions. He was appointed to a variety of temp
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*''Japanese'': 篳篥 ''(hichiriki)''
...a type of Japanese flute used typically in ''[[gagaku]]'' (classical court music) and ''[[bugaku]]'' (classical court dance). It is typically made of bamboo
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': 提筝 ''(tí zhēng / teisou)''
...ringed musical instrument related to the ''[[guzheng]]'', ''[[qin]]'', and Japanese ''[[koto]]''. Unlike most zithers which are plucked with the fingers, the '
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[毛]] 弘休 ''(Mou Koukyuu / Máo Hóngxiū)''
...ureaucrat]] who was appointed ''gaku-keiko bugyô'' in [[1763]], overseeing music & dance rehearsals, overall, in preparation for the [[1764]] [[Ryukyuan emb
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* ''Japanese'': 序破急 ''(johakyuu)''
...oncept of modulation and movement applied in a wide variety of traditional Japanese arts. Roughly translated to "beginning, break, rapid", it essentially means
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*''Japanese'': 工工四 ''(kunkunshii)''
...[[Okinawa|Okinawan]] three-stringed [[sanshin]], and elsewhere in Okinawan music.
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...ref>Conrad Schirokauer, David Lurie, and Suzanne Gay, ''A Brief History of Japanese Civilization'', Wadsworth Cengage (2013), 90.</ref> was a ''[[biwa hoshi|bi
...5th century, and some have suggested that Kakuichi may have drawn upon the music or chanting of Shosazan in forming his unique style, but, it's not known wh
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*''Japanese'': 津和野藩 ''(Tsuwano han)''
...set of musical instruments for [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryukyuan]] [[uzagaku|court music]]. Their set is now in the collection of the Okinawa Prefectural Museum.
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[孟]] 宗能 ''(Mou Sounou / Mèng Zōngnéng)''
...p of [[gakudoji|teenage scholar-aristocrats]] in performing Ryukyuan court music and dance before [[Emperor Go-Mizunoo]], Retired Shogun [[Tokugawa Hidetada
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*''Japanese'': [[金]] 有華 ''(Kin Yûka)''
...]], led the training of pages (''koshô'') who were responsible for playing music, performing dances, and participating otherwise in a variety of court cerem
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': 嗩吶 ''(suǒnà / sonai)'', チャルメラ ''(charumera)''
...59.</ref> The ''suǒnà'' was also used in Ryukyuan ''[[uzagaku]]'' (chamber music) performances, both within the Ryukyuan royal court, and by members of the
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*''Japanese'': 四芸 ''(shigei)'', 琴棋書画 ''(kinki shoga)''
*Music, specifically the ''[[qin]]'' (or ''[[koto]]'' in Japan), representing harm
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[毛]] 見龍 ''(Mou Kenryuu / Máo Jiànlóng)''
He was named a ''gakudôji'' (teenage music & dance performer for the court) in [[1664]], and in [[1669]] was appointed
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*''Japanese'': 琉球国由来記 ''(Ryuukyuu koku yuraiki)''
...ncluding the architecture and layout of [[Shuri castle]], aspects of court music, and the organization of government posts and offices, as well as certain a
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The song tells of the beauty of Miyako's music, and of conveying that beauty to the people of [[Okinawa Island|Okinawa]] a
...and Plants of Okinawa"), Lecture by Prof. Uchida Junko, National Museum of Japanese History Botanical Gardens, 27 July 2013.
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*''Japanese'': 板聞神社 ''(hirakiki jinja)''
...e, marching to and from it in formal processions complete with banners and music; Ryukyuan and "[[Tojin|Tôjin]]" dances remain a part of local traditions i
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* Language: Japanese
* Music: Morino Nobuhiko
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': 弘一[[大師]] ''(Hóngyī Dashi / Houichi daishi)''
Born the son of a banker in [[Tianjin]], he studied oil painting and music in Japan, and upon his return to China, became the first art teacher in Chi
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[梁]] 瀟 ''(Ryou Shou / Liáng Xiāo)''
...u|Ryukyuan scholar-official]] who served, at times, as a master of Chinese music and dance, training other officials for roles in official court ritual perf
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[鄭]] 展猷 ''(Tei Ten'yuu / Zhèng Zhǎnyóu)''
...i Ninchô]], and [[Ryo Teiken|Ryô Teiken]]. He also served as instructor in music and dance for members of a mission to [[Kagoshima]] in [[1772]]. Tei previo
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...ugawara denju tenarai kagami]]''. The ''[[gidayu-bushi|gidayû]]'' genre of music used in these pieces is often called ''takemoto'' in kabuki, after [[Takemo
...ki: more than meets the eye." ''The Ashgate Research Companion to Japanese Music''. Surrey: Ashgate Publishing, 2008. pp229-260.
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[毛]] 慎威 ''(Mô Shin'i / Máo Shènwēi)''
.... He received a residence in [[Shuri]] from the royal court, and led daily music lessons and rehearsals at [[Ankokuzen-ji]], for roughly one year, until 179
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*''Japanese'': [[魏]] 学誠 ''(Gi Gakusei)''
...acy of Ryukyu|Ryukyuan scholar-bureaucrat]] known for his superb skills at music and at reciting Chinese poetry from memory. He was promoted in [[1837]] to
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*''Japanese'': 三線打 ''(sanshin uchi)''
...gh quality [[sanshin]] (a three-stringed musical instrument related to the Japanese [[shamisen]]). The post was created by King [[Sho Eki|Shô Eki]] in [[1710]
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[[File:Heike-biwa.jpg|right|thumb|320px|A member of the contemporary fusion music group AURA-J performing a portion of the ''[[Tale of the Heike]]'' on ''biw
*''Japanese'': 琵琶 ''(biwa)''
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[鄭]] 鴻勳 ''(Tei Koukun / Zhèng Hóngxūn)''
...oku'') at [[Shuri castle]], and so was pulled away from his appointment as music instructor.
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': 竹林七賢 ''(Zhúlín Qī Xián / Chikurin no shichiken)''
...ho reveled in witty conversation, simple pleasures, poetry and philosophy, music, and wine. They are revered as paragons of the Taoist attitude and lifestyl
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': 洞簫 ''(dòngxiāo / dôshô)''
The ''dòngxiāo'' is a Chinese end-blown flute, sometimes referenced in Japanese and Ryukyuan sources simply as a ''kan'' (lit. "pipe," "tube," or "flute").
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*''Japanese'': 三味線 ''(shamisen)''
...or more. This is a typical feature not only of certain genres of shamisen music, but of Edo period popular songs in general, including as well those songs
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': 黄帝 ''(huang di / koutei)''
...le members of his court are credited with inventing writing ([[Cangjie]]), music ([[Ling Lun]]), the [[sexagenary cycle]], and medical texts.
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*''Japanese'': 曲舞 ''(kusemai)''
''Kusemai'' was a medieval Japanese art-form believed to consist chiefly of narrative chanting (''kuse''), acco
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*''Japanese'': 小鼓 ''(ko tsuzumi)''
...]], ''[[nagauta]]'', ''[[geza]]'', and other forms of traditional and folk music. Typically paired with the ''[[otsuzumi|ôtsuzumi]]'' (hip drum), the ''kot
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[鄭]] 亮采 ''(Tei Ryousai / Zhèng Liàngcǎi)''
...], remaining there until [[1743]]. He later served as a teacher of Chinese music for members of the [[1748]] and [[1752]] missions to [[Edo]], though it's u
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*''Japanese'': 大槻玄沢 ''(Ootsuki Gentaku)''
...the sun.<ref>Gary Leupp, ''Interracial Intimacy in Japan: Western Men and Japanese Women, 1543-1900'', A&C Black (2003), 94.</ref>
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*''Japanese'': 大鼓 ''(oo tsuzumi)''<ref>Though written with the same characters as t
...ta]]'', ''[[geza]]'', and a variety of other forms of traditional and folk music. Generally paired with the ''[[kotsuzumi]]'' (shoulder drum), the ''ôtsuzu
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*''Japanese'': 誓願寺 ''(seiganji)''
It is the [[Japanese calendar|third month]]. Ippen Shônin retires to a [[Kumano Shrine]] to pra
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[蔡]] 光祖 ''(Sai Kôso / Cài Guāngzǔ)''
Three of Sai's sons also served as court instructors of Chinese music or dance. The eldest of the three, [[Sai Nincho|Sai Ninchô]], did so in [[
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*''Japanese'': 宇座徳守 ''(Uza Tokushu)''
...o Ginoza village, where he became a teacher of ''[[sanshin|uta sanshin]]'' music and one of the leaders of the local ''hachigatsu ashibi'' festival dances.
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*''Japanese'': [[中村]]大三郎 ''(Nakamura Daizaburou)''
...ref>Conrad Schirokauer, David Lurie, and Suzanne Gay, ''A Brief History of Japanese Civilization'', Wadsworth Cengage (2013), 214.</ref> In 1928, he showed a h
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[毛]] 廷器 ''(Mou Teiki / Máo Tíngqì)''
...ji'' or pages (''koshô'') in performing ''uzagaku'' (Chinese-style chamber music), in preparation for a performance before the king, on the occasion of New
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*''Japanese/Okinawan'': 貝摺奉行 ''(Kaizuri bugyou / Keezui bujou)''
...keezui bujô''.<ref>Thompson, Robin. "The Sanshin and its Place in Okinawan Music." ''Okinawa bijutsu zenshû'' 沖縄美術全集. vol. 5. p. i. </ref>
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...people]], was filled with Chinese ceremonial and ritual forms, and Chinese music. A Chinese-style bureaucracy enforced a Chinese-style legal code, and was o
...guage]].<ref>Chia-Ying Yeh, "The Revival and Restoration of Ryukyuan Court Music, Uzagaku: Classification and Performance Techniques, Language Usage, and Tr
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*''Chinese/Japanese'': 二胡 ''(èr hú / niko)''
...well as in traditional ensembles, modern orchestras, and in providing the music for theatre, including in ''[[jingju]]'' (Beijing opera). In the theatre, i
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...f the [[Taitokuin Mausoleum]] was shown alongside thirteen other models of Japanese architecture. More than eight million people attended, including King Georg
...anese displays included examples of Japanese craft, sports, entertainment, music, and so forth.
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*''Japanese/Chinese'': [[馬]] 昌浩 ''(Ba Shoukou / Mǎ Chānghào)''
...pipa]]'', ''[[sanxian]]'', and ''[[sanshin]]'' in ''[[uzagaku]]'' (chamber music) performances. At that time, his aristocratic title was Hamamoto ''satunush
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