Shidai (utaigoto)のソースを表示

=総合=
'''Shidai''' ([[次第]]) is a ''[[shōdan]]'' of the ''[[utaigoto]]'' musical type. Shidai is a brief introductory chant sung in standard ''[[hiranori]]'' congruent rhythm by one or more actors. The last two lines are then repeated by the chorus (''[[jitori]]'') in a low pitch in free rhythm, although this not always indicated in the chant books. The poetic meter is 7/5, 7/5, 7/4 syllables. The shidai serves as a thematic prelude to the play and is usually sung by the waki (and ''[[wakizure]]'', if any) immediately after the shidai entrance music. In 32 plays the shite enters to the shidai sequence, and in five of these (e.g. ''[[Atsumori]]'') both the waki and the shite enter to shidai music. The term shidai is adapted from a Buddhist chanting style, in which the leader of the group chants the first line, the group repeats that line, and the leader repeats a third, new line '''(Yasuda 1989:527 note 79 and p. 152)'''. Also see ''[[jishidai]]''. [DP&KWB]

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