A percussion instrument used in traditional Japanese music. Also known as the atari gong, yosuke, or changiri. It is a metal dish-shaped instrument with a diameter of about 12 to 20 cm, and its inside is rubbed or struck with a small mallet-shaped stick held in the right hand. It can be held directly in the left hand, or hung by a string attached to the side. It is often used in folk performing arts such as festival music and nembutsu dance, but is also used in geza music. → Related Articles Gongs Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
日本伝統音楽の打楽器。当り鉦,ヨスケ,チャンギリなどとも。直径12〜20cm前後の金属の皿(さら)形のもので,右手に持った小さな槌(つち)形の桴(ばち)でその内側を摺ったり打ったりする。直接左手につかんで持つ場合と,側面につけたひもを持ってさげる場合がある。祭囃子(ばやし)や念仏踊など民俗芸能で多く用いられるが下座(げざ)音楽でも使われる。 →関連項目鉦鼓 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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