Okura Michika - Okura Douka

...One of the styles of Nohgaku hayashikata. There are both otsuzumikata and kotsuzumikata, and they share the same origin. The musical scores of the two are almost completely the same, and they are related by the ashirai drum style. (1) Otsuzumikata There are more than 10 actors registered with the Nohgaku Association, and they are active in Osaka, Nagoya, Tokyo, and other areas. The scores differ slightly from region to region, and old tegumi (rhythm patterns) and kakegoe (calls) are still used, but they have in common the fact that there are few tegumi and the musical structure is relatively simple. The musical structure is similar to that of the Takayasu school, the Hosho school (also known as the Hosho Renzaburo school, formerly known as the Kanze school), and the Konparu school otsuzumi, which became extinct after the Meiji period. ...

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Okura Michika" is listed below.

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…能楽囃子方の流儀の一つ。大鼓方と小鼓方の両方があり，祖を同じくする。両者は音楽上譜がほぼ完全に折りあうアシライ鼓の間柄である。(1)大鼓方　能楽協会に10名余の役者が登録され，大阪，名古屋，東京などで活躍している。地方ごとに少しずつ譜が異なり，古い手組(リズム･パターン)や掛声を残しているが，手組数が少なく音楽構造が比較的単純な点は共通している。高安流，宝生流(いわゆる宝生錬三郎派，古称は観世流)，明治以後絶えた金春（こんぱる）流大鼓などとも音楽構造が近い。…

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