Kineya Rokushiro (3rd generation)

Japanese: 杵屋六四郎(3世) - きねやろくしろう[さんせい]

[Born] 1874
[Died] 1956
Head of the Nagauta shamisen school. Son of Kineya Saburosuke VI. In 1888, he took the stage name Kineya Rokushiro III, and in 1926 changed his stage name from Kineya to Kineya. In 2002, together with Yoshizumi Kosaburo IV, he organized the Nagauta Kenseikai, and contributed to the development of Nagauta as home music. In 1929, he became a lecturer at the Tokyo Music School, and in 1936, a professor at the same school. In 1939, he handed over the stage name Rokushiro to his eldest son Saburosuke VII (1904-1987), and became the Kineya Jōkan II. In 1948, he became a member of the Japan Art Academy, and in 1955, he was awarded the Order of Culture. His compositions include "Yokobue" and "Genkō (Mongol Invasion)." After the formation of the Kenseikai, he collaborated with Kosaburo and composed such works as "Uki Daijin," "Kibun Daijin," "Kanzan Jittoku," and "Oshichi Kichisa."

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Japanese:

[生]1874
[没]1956
長唄三味線方の家元。6世杵屋三郎助の実子。 1888年，3世杵屋六四郎を襲名し，1926年には杵屋を稀音家と改める。 02年，4世吉住小三郎とともに長唄研精会を組織し，家庭音楽としての長唄の発展に貢献。 29年，東京音楽学校講師，36年に同校教授。 39年，六四郎名儀を長男7世三郎助 (1904～87) に譲り，2世稀音家浄観となる。 48年日本芸術院会員となり，55年文化勲章を受章。作曲は『横笛』『元寇 (げんこう) 』など。研精会結成後は小三郎と合作し，『有喜大尽 (うきだいじん) 』『紀文大尽』『寒山拾得 (かんざんじっとく) 』『お七吉三』などを作曲。

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