Yoshibe Zatō

...His disciple, Hatsushima Koto, introduced koto music to Hagi. Other disciples outside the blind official lineage include Kitajima, mentioned above, Sumiyama Kengyo, founder of the Sumiyama school (and Tsugiyama Kengyo, founder of the Tsugiyama school), Shirooi Zatō, said to be the founder of the Osaka Yatsuhashi school, and Yoshibe Zatō, said to be the founder of the tradition of Okinawan koto music. The so-called Yatsuhashi Thirteen Group, including "Fuki" (Butterbur), are famous for Yatsuhashi's works, and of these, "Shiki no Kyoku," "Ogi no Kyoku," and "Kumoi no Kyoku" are particularly highly valued as the inner "three songs."...

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Yoshibe Zatō" is listed below.

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…その門下の初島勾当は，萩に箏曲を伝えた。盲官系譜以外の門下には，前記北島のほか，住(隅)山流の祖の住山検校(その門下に継山流の祖の継山検校がある)，大坂八橋流の祖とされる城追座頭，沖縄箏曲への伝承の祖とされる吉部座頭などが考えられる。　八橋の作品は《菜蕗（ふき）》以下のいわゆる八橋十三組が有名であり，とくにそのうち，《四季の曲》《扇の曲》《雲井の曲》は奥の〈三曲〉として重んぜられる。…

※「吉部座頭」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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