In folk performing arts, in addition to those used in kabuki music, there are a wide variety of drums, and although their names are not uniform, they are often simply called "taiko." Folk performing arts known for their combinations of various drums include the "Osuwa taiko" in Nagano Prefecture, the "Ondeko" in Sado, Niigata Prefecture, and "taiko dances" in various regions. Unique examples include the "paranku," a tambourine-like one-sided drum used in Okinawa, and a type of "zenidaiko" used in Aomori's "enburi," but the term "zenidaiko" also includes things that are not recognized as taiko drums. *Some of the terminology used in reference to "Osuwa Taiko" is listed below. Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information |
… 民俗芸能では,上記の歌舞伎囃子に転用されたもの以外に,多種多様な太鼓類があって,その名称も一定しないが,ほとんど単に〈たいこ〉と称することが多い。さまざまな太鼓の組合せで知られる民俗芸能には,長野県の〈お諏訪太鼓〉,新潟県佐渡の〈鬼太鼓(おんでこ)〉などがあるほか,各地に〈太鼓踊〉がある。特殊なものに,沖縄で用いられるタンバリン状の片面太鼓である〈パーランクー〉や,青森の〈えんぶり〉などで用いる〈銭太鼓(ぜにだいこ)〉の一種などがあるが,銭太鼓には太鼓類と認められないものまで含められる。… ※「お諏訪太鼓」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。 出典|株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について | 情報 |
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