- hand. It was
around this time that the name of the ikko
changed to the
kotsuzumi (小鼓, also
called shōko). The
tsuzumi was
first used by the Shirabyōshi...
- hourgl****-shaped ****anese drum. It is a
larger version of the tsuzumi, or
kotsuzumi, and is used in
traditional ****anese
theater and folk music. Its appearance...
- two drumsticks. To his
right is the ōtsuzumi hip drum,
followed by the
kotsuzumi shoulder drum, and the Noh
flute (nōkan or
simply fue). In kabuki, a number...
- fue), hip drum (大鼓, ōtsuzumi) or ōkawa (大皮), the shoulder-drum (小鼓,
kotsuzumi), and the stick-drum (太鼓, taiko). The
flute used for Noh is specifically...
-
called the ōtsuzumi (大鼓), a
smaller hourgl****-shaped drum
called the
kotsuzumi (小鼓), and a
bamboo flute called the
nohkan (能管). The
hayashi ensemble...
-
gagaku music of ****an Shōko (given name), a
feminine ****anese
given name
Kotsuzumi, a
small drum used in ****anese
music 8306 Shoko, a main-belt asteroid...
- Taiko), seated,
Large drum (大鼓, Ōtsuzumi), standing, Hand drum (小鼓,
Kotsuzumi), standing,
Flute (笛, Fue), or
Yokobue (横笛), seated,
Singer (謡い方, Utaikata)...
-
performances with her mother, who was
trained in shamisen, koto, otsuzumi,
kotsuzumi, nagauta, and
could read ****anese
musical scores.[citation needed] The...
- needed] She
composed using ****anese themes, harmonies, and
instruments (
kotsuzumi, kakko, utai,
tsugaru shamisen). But her
music remained planted firmly...
- (****an)
Kundu (Papua New Guinea) Ōtsuzumi (****an)
Tsuzumi (also
called kotsuzumi) (****an)
Talking drum also
called dundun, kalangu, donno, or tama (West...
