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*''Died: [[1443]]''
*''Died: [[1443]]''
*''Other Names'': [[観世]]元清 ''(Kanze Motokiyo)'', [[秦]]元清 ''(Hata no Motokiyo)''
*''Other Names'': [[観世]]元清 ''(Kanze Motokiyo)'', [[秦]]元清 ''(Hata no Motokiyo)''
*''Japanese'': 世阿弥 ''(Zeami)''
*''Japanese'': 世[[阿弥]] ''(Zeami)''
Zeami was an actor, troupe leader, playwright and theatre theorist, generally considered the founder of [[Noh]] drama. He is considered the original author of many plays prominent in the Noh repertoire, as well as several secret treatises on performance, in which he articulates numerous concepts later incorporated into [[kabuki]], ''[[joruri|jôruri]]'' puppet theatre, and other art forms, including the concept of ''[[jo-ha-kyu|jo-ha-kyû]]'', and that of "the flower," an almost indefinable quality which marks the greatest of performances, and which is that which captures the audience's interest.<ref>Hare, 6.</ref>
Zeami was an actor, troupe leader, playwright and theatre theorist, generally considered the founder of [[Noh]] drama. He is considered the original author of many plays prominent in the Noh repertoire, as well as several secret treatises on performance, in which he articulates numerous concepts later incorporated into [[kabuki]], ''[[joruri|jôruri]]'' puppet theatre, and other art forms, including the concept of ''[[jo-ha-kyu|jo-ha-kyû]]'', and that of "the flower," an almost indefinable quality which marks the greatest of performances, and which is that which captures the audience's interest.<ref>Hare, 6.</ref>
*''[[Kakyo|Kakyô]]'' (花鏡, "A Mirror to the Flower", 1424)
*''[[Kakyo|Kakyô]]'' (花鏡, "A Mirror to the Flower", 1424)
*''[[Rikugi (Zeami)|Rikugi]]'' (六義, "Six Models", 1428)
*''[[Rikugi (Zeami)|Rikugi]]'' (六義, "Six Models", 1428)
*''[[Jugyoku tokka|Jûgyoku tokka]]'' (拾玉得花, "Pick Up a Jewel and Take the Flower in Hand", 1428)
*''[[Jugyoku tokka|Jûgyoku tokka]]'' (拾玉得花, "Pick Up a Jewel and Take the Flower in Hand", 1428), composed for his son-in-law, [[Komparu Zenchiku]]<ref>Quinn, ''Developing Zeami'', 75.</ref>
*''[[Shudosho|Shûdôsho]]'' (摺動書, "Learning the Profession", 1430/3)
*''[[Shudosho|Shûdôsho]]'' (摺動書, "Learning the Profession", 1430/3)
*''[[Museki isshi]]'' (夢跡一紙, "Traces of a Dream on a Single Sheet, 1432/9)
*''[[Museki isshi]]'' (夢跡一紙, "Traces of a Dream on a Single Sheet, 1432/9)
*[[Aridoshi|Aridôshi]]
*[[Aridoshi|Aridôshi]]
*[[Atsumori]]
*[[Atsumori]]
*[[Hanagatami]]
*[[Hanjo]]
*[[Hyakuman]]
*[[Hyakuman]]
*[[Izutsu]]
*[[Izutsu]]
*[[Kagekiyo]]
*[[Kinuta]]
*[[Kinuta]]
*[[Kiyotsune]]
*[[Kiyotsune]]
*[[Koi no omoni]]
*[[Koi no omoni]]
*[[Nomori]]
*[[Nomori]]
*[[Nue]]
*[[Nue (play)|Nue]]
*[[Saigyozakura|Saigyôzakura]] (attr.)
*[[Seiganji (play)|Seiganji]]
*[[Seiganji (play)|Seiganji]]
*[[Tadanori]]
*[[Tadanori]]
*[[Yorimasa]]
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