06:24 Sep 14, 2006 |
Japanese to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Music | |||||||
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| Selected response from: hinata Japan Local time: 15:59 | ||||||
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3 +1 | intermittent or arrhythmic melody A and figured melody <Te (intermezzo)> B that reminds Noh flute |
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1 | intermittant notes A and continous notes B |
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intermittant notes A and continous notes B Explanation: intermittant notes A and continous notes B(as explained by Hinata san) 能管-Noh flute(Nokan) フィギュア<手>B-traditional figures/gestural grace notes? Although originally composed for the Noh flute, Maibataraki II can also be performed on the alto flute. -Joji Yuasa The no-kan is a vital instrument of the ... www.komuso.com/albums/Perspectives_of_New_Music.html - 14k |
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intermittent or arrhythmic melody A and figured melody <Te (intermezzo)> B that reminds Noh flute Explanation: Perhaps "手" means "intermezzo" for clasical Japanese music. |
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