Kiyomoto Saibei (first generation)

Japanese: 清元斎兵衛（初世） - きよもとさいべえ

...Lyrics by Misaya Fumitaka. Music by Kiyomoto Saibei Isho. It depicts the lively and spirited Kanda Festival, one of the three major festivals of Edo.

From [Zato]

...Lyrics by Katsui Genpachi. Composition by Kiyomoto Saibei (first generation) and Kineya Rokusaburo (fourth generation). Originally it was a combination of Nagauta and Kakeai. ...

From the Sanja Matsuri

...Lyrics by Segawa Jyoko II. Music by Kiyomoto Saibei I. Choreography by Fujima Kanjuro II.

From "Three Drunken Lives"

…It was first performed in May 1824 (Bunsei 7) at the Edo Ichimuraza Theatre by Bando Mitsugoro III, Ichikawa Danjūrō VII, and others. The lyrics were by Sakurada Jisuke II, the music by Kiyomoto Saibei I, and the choreography by Nishikawa Senzō III and others. A morning glory seller, a water seller, and a geisha all show off their drunken behavior. …

From [Gyoku Usagi]

…Lyrics by Sakurada Jisuke II. Music by Kiyozawa Mankichi (first Kiyomoto Saibei). Choreography by Ichiyama Shichijuro (Nasorou) and Fujima Kanbei III. …

From Tamaya

...Lyrics by Segawa Jyokou II. Music by Kiyomoto Saibei I. Choreography by Fujima Kanjuro II.

From [Honame]

...One of the spring parts of "Seven Changes of the Seasons: Cherry Blossoms in the Deep Mountains and the Trees Blooming in the Deep Mountains." Lyrics by Shinoda Kinji, music by Kiyomoto Saibei I, choreography by Fujima Daisuke (Fujima Kanjuro II). After a hiatus since its premiere, it was revived by Ichikawa Danjuro IX.

From "Returning from the Mountain"

…Lyrics by Sakurada Jisuke II. Music by Kiyomoto Saibei I. Choreography by Fujima Daisuke. …

From [Rokkasen]

…Lyrics by Matsumoto Koji. Music by Kineya Rokuzaemon 10th and Kiyomoto Saibei 1st. Choreography by Fujima Kanjuro 2nd, Nishikawa Senzo 4th and Nakamura Katsugoro. …

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…作詞三升屋二三治。作曲初世清元斎兵衛。江戸の三大祭の一つである神田祭のにぎやかさ，威勢のよさを描いたもの。…