Osome - Osome

Japanese: お染 - おそめ

〘Noun〙 The nickname for the Kabuki Shosakuji "Michiyuki Ukine no Tomodori." With lyrics by Katsui Genpachi and Misasaya Nijiji, music by Kiyomoto Saibei I, and choreography by Nishikawa Senzo IV, it premiered at the Edo Nakamuraza in 1825. It is the second prologue to " Oniwaka Kongen Butai " by Tsuruya Nanboku IV. The story centers around the monkey trainer's admonition to Osome Hisamatsu, who has come to Sumida Bank with the intention of committing suicide together. One of the great Kiyomoto pieces. In the original work, there is a complicated plot where it is later revealed that the two are twins.

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Japanese:

〘名〙歌舞伎所作事「道行浮塒鴎(みちゆきうきねのともどり)」の通称。勝井源八・三升屋二三治作詞、初世清元斎兵衛作曲、四世西川扇蔵振付で文政八年（一八二五）江戸中村座初演。四世鶴屋南北作「鬼若根元舞台(おにわかこんげんぶたい)」の第二番目序幕。心中する覚悟で隅田堤へ来かかったお染久松に、猿回しが意見する部分が中心。清元の名曲の一つ。原作では、のちに二人が双生児だとわかる複雑な筋がある。

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