Awaseuchi - Awaseuchi

...Except for Shiki Sanban (Okina), each piece is composed of one person for each instrument, but depending on the piece, there are "daishomono" (large small items) that do not include drums, and "taikomono" (taiko drums) that do. There are two ways of playing hayashi: "Awasefuki" (awasefuki, awasefuki), which is played to a clear rhythm, and "Ashirai noho" (ashirai fuki, ashirai uchi), which is played freely within a certain range without a strong sense of rhythm. Awasefuki for the flute is a playing style used only for hayashigoto, and there are three rhythmic patterns: normal beats, cross beats, and mixed beats.

*Some of the terminology explanations that refer to "Gowase Uchi" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…《式三番》(《翁》)を除いて1楽器1人で構成されるが，演目によって太鼓の加わらない〈大小物（だいしようもの）〉と，太鼓の加わる〈太鼓物〉がある。　囃子の奏法には，明確なリズムにのって奏する〈合ワセル奏法〉(合ワセ吹キ，合ワセ打チ)と，リズム感を際立たせずに一定の範囲で自由に奏する〈アシライノ奏法〉(アシライ吹キ，アシライ打チ)とがある。笛の合ワセ吹キは囃子事だけに用いられる奏法で，並拍子，渡り拍子，混合拍子の三つのリズム型がある。…

※「合ワセ打チ」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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