- The
shamisen (三味線), also
known as
sangen (三絃) or
samisen (all
meaning "three strings"), is a three-stringed
traditional ****anese
musical instrument derived...
- b****, sitar, tambura, keyboards, piano, accordion, drums, cello, koto,
samisen, mandolin, lute, hurdy-gurdy, bagpipes, harmonica,
flute Years active 1990–present...
- hane 61 雨 雨 8 1 rain ウ、あめ、（あま） u, ame, (ama) 62 唄 口 10 S 2010
songs with
samisen （うた） (uta) 63 鬱 鬯 29 S 2010 gloom,
depression ウツ utsu 64 畝 田 10 S furrow...
- Both "
Samisen Canal" (三味線堀, Shamisenbori) and "A Song by
Lantern Light" (歌行燈, Uta Andon) were
published in 1910. Kafū
Nagai praised "
Samisen Canal."...
- The old kana form
remains preferred in
modern usage. "Men
dancing to
samisen music, from the
series Shokoku meibutsu".
Museum of New
Zealand - Te Papa...
- Claus". Note:
Morticia sings "Deck the Halls",
accompanying herself on the
samisen, with
Lurch playing harpsichord and
Thing providing percussion. Later,...
-
courses Standard/common: D G D Alternates: San sagari: D G C Ni agari: D A D
Samisen,
Sangen ****an
Standard = "Honchoshi"
tuning Sitar 7
strings (3 are drones)...
- 212.
Retrieved 22 May 2012. -
donkori 'Musical instr.
stringed like thé
samisen', (B)
tonkori 'A harp' (traduction médiocre ; sa
traduction ****onaise,...
-
Kitagawa Utamaro ("Flowers of Edo:
Young Woman's
Narrative Chanting to the
Samisen", c. 1803) Bijin-ga
Bihaku Bishōjo K****chau, Anne; Eguchi,
Susumu (1995)...
- deep
interest in many
forms of
traditional ****anese performance, from
samisen and song to
rustic puppets. But
these are only the
framing performances...
