Hatano style

Japanese: 波多野流 - はたのりゅう

The name of a school of Heikyoku. In the Edo period, this refers to a tradition of Kyoto Heikyoku that was founded by Hatano Koichi Kengyo (?-1651). Hatano Kengyo used popular versions of the lyrics and incorporated the melody of the Yasaka school to create a new tradition of Heikyoku, which came to be called the Hatano school. It was passed down among his disciples, Kishibe Kengyo, Kishinami Kengyo, Gonda Kengyo, Terauchi Kengyo, and Okumura Kengyo, and then from Okumura to Fujimura Seizen Kengyo (1853-1911), but is now extinct.

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Japanese:

平曲の流派名。江戸時代，京都の平曲において，波多野孝一検校 (?～1651) を祖とする伝承をいう。波多野検校は，詞章を流布本によって，八坂流の曲節も取入れて新しい平曲の伝承を起し，これより波多野流とされた。門下の岸部検校以下，岸並，権田，寺内，奥村の各検校の間に伝承され，奥村から藤村性禅検校 (1853～1911) へと伝承されたが，現在は廃絶している。

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