- The
kagurabue (神楽笛) is a six or seven-hole
transverse bamboo flute used to
support ****anese
kagura performance. The
Kagurabue can also be
known as a yamatobue...
- The
pitch is
lower than that of the
komabue and
higher than that of the
kagurabue. The ryūteki is held horizontally, has
seven holes, and has a
length of...
- for Noh
theater Ryūteki (龍笛) –
transverse bamboo flute used for
gagaku Kagurabue (神楽笛) –
transverse bamboo flute used for mi-kagura (御神楽),
Shinto ritual...
- Kume Mai (久米舞, "dance of Kume"), ****ociated with the kume uta,
using the
kagurabue, the
hichiriki and the wagon. The
formal Imperial ritual dances are performed...
-
woodwinds flute Jug
aerophones 423.111.1
North America trumpets conch Kagurabue aerophones 421.121.12 ****an
woodwinds flute Kalaleng aerophones 421.111...
- contrab****
flute fife
hotchiku hun hyperb****
flute Irish flute junggeum kaval kagurabue komabue minteki ney
nohkan ocarina palendag piccolo pipe and
tabor quena...
- as well as the
transverse gakubue, komabue, ryūteki, nōkan, shinobue,
kagurabue and minteki. The
sodina is an end-blown
flute found throughout the island...
- (東遊笛), also
called chukan Haishō (排簫),
panpipes Hichiriki (篳篥), oboe
Kagurabue (神楽笛),
transverse flute larger than ryūteki, used in
kuniburi no utamai...
-
being pla**** nasally. Ji
Korea Junggeum Hangul: 중금 Hanja: 中笒)
Korea Kagurabue (****anese: 神楽笛)) ****an
Khloy Khmer: ខ្លុយ Burmese: ပုလွ
Cambodia Myanmar...
-
Dongdi (China)
Hocchiku (****an) Jeok (Korea) Ji (Korea)
Junggeum (Korea)
Kagurabue (****an)
Khloy (Cambodia)
Khlui (Thailand)
Komabue (****an)
Koudi (China)...
