Yasuna Takami - Anato

Japanese: 安名尊 - あなとう

The name of a Saibara piece. The title comes from the opening line of the lyrics, "Anata suddenly, this morning's tafuto saya, inishie mo hare." This is a representative piece of Ryo music that was performed at banquets such as the Imperial Games held during Chokin's visits to the Emperor. It fell out of use during the Muromachi period, but was revived during the Meiji period. The piece has a dual key as the tonic and a five-beat rhythm. It consists of three sections, with the second section beginning with the lyrics "Inishie mo..." and the third section beginning with the lyrics "Aware...".

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Japanese:

催馬楽 (さいばら) の曲名。「あなたふと，けさのたふとさや，いにしへもはれ」という歌詞の冒頭を曲名とする。朝覲 (ちょうきん) 行幸の宴席の御遊 (ぎょゆう) などに演奏された呂 (りょ) の曲の代表曲で，室町時代に廃絶したが，明治年間に再興された。双調を主音とし，五拍子というリズムパターンによる曲。全体で3段から成り，第2段は「いにしへも…」，第3段は「あはれ…」という歌詞で始る。

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