Shōdanのソースを表示

[[小段]] しょうだん
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=総合=

=能狂言=
'''Shōdan''' ([[小段]]) are sub-units of a ''[[dan]]''. Shōdan are defined according to the content of a unit (i.e. song/speech, dance to instrumental music, entrance or exit), to its formal features (i.e. linguistic and rhythmic characteristics), or to both. Shōdan are not always marked in the ''[[utaibon]]'' chant books, and their interpretation may vary from school to school. Scholar Yokomichi Mario identifies three main categories of shōdan: ''[[utaigoto]]''; ''[[hayashigoto]]'', and ''[[shijimagoto]]''. Utaigoto shodan, such as ''[[issei]]'', ''[[sashi]]'', ''[[age-uta]]'', ''[[kuse]]'', etc. are characterised by a specific type of chant. Hayashigoto shōdan, such as ''[[shidai]]'', ''[[chū-no-mai]]'', ''[[monogi]]'', etc. are characterised by a specific type of music. [[Shijimagoto]] shōdan, such as: ''[[su-no-de]]'', ''[[su-no-nakairi]]'', etc. are characterised by the fact that they are performed in silence. Some utaigoto can be performed with or without the accompaniment of music. They can be performed with or without movement. Hayashigoto are performed without chant but are normally performed with movement. [DP]

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