10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JORURI»
Discover the use of
joruri in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
joruri and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Japan Encyclopedia - Strona 433
Joruri. Texts meant to be recited or chanted (katari-mono); with shamisen accompaniment or a puppet show, joruri became a theater art in the late sixteenth century. The name comes from a popular fifteenth-century story, Joruri monogatari (or ...
Louis Fr?d?ric, Louis-Frédéric, Käthe Roth, 2002
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18th Century Japan: Culture and Society - Strona 57
Characters from the Tohoku area had often appeared in Joruri plays, but hitherto they had been made to speak in the Osaka dialect. The use of the Tohoku dialect was a distinctive feature of Edo Joruri. This reflects the different spheres of ...
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The Japanese Theatre: From Shamanistic Ritual to ... - Strona 208
CHAPTER VIII THE PUPPET THEATRE The Words Joruri and Bunraku The literal meaning of the word joruri is "pure crystal."1 During the last decades of the sixteenth century a puppet play dramatizing the brief love story between the beautiful ...
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The Ashgate Research Companion to Japanese Music - Strona 190
A repository of once popular forms of joruri, the joruri-mono category is of immense historical value as these works, outside of their presence in the jiuta repertoire, have otherwise completely vanished. The only knowledge available to scholars ...
Alison Tokita, Dr. David W. Hughes, 2008
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A Kabuki Reader: History and Performance
(The story of Princess Joruri), whose author and date cannot clearly be determined. It is known, however, that this famous twelve-act libretto had Ushiwakamaru (a boyhood name of the great general Minamoto Yoshitsune) as the hero, and the ...
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The Kabuki Theatre - Strona 114
In addition to the word chobo, the words joruri and gidayu are also used to describe the musical-narrative element of the doll theatre play in a way that is rather confusing to the foreigner. At the beginning of the seventeenth century, Sawazumi ...
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Women's Gidayū and the Japanese Theatre Tradition - Tom 1 - Strona 4
Narration with shamisen accompaniment in a form which came to be known as joruri became increasingly popular with the ordinary people. The term 'joruri' is derived from a twelve-part composition originally for biwa based on the tale of the ...
Angela Kimi Coaldrake, 1997
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The Willow in Autumn: Ryūtei Tanehiko, 1783-1842 - Strona 58
But rather than imitate Murasaki Shikibu's writing, I have based my composition on the joruri plays that, in more recent times, Heiando Chikamatsu Monzaemon wrote for [Takemoto] Gidayfl to recite, and for puppets to enact. These elements I ...
Andrew Lawrence Markus, 1992
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Yoshitsune: A Fifteenth-century Japanese Chronicle - Strona 48
Yoshitsune chances upon the elegant building in which Joruri lives and is dumbstruck by the profusion of flowering plants in her garden. Section 3. Peeping through the hedge, Yoshitsune catches a glimpse of the exquisitely attired maiden as ...
Helen Craig McCullough, 1966
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A History of Japanese Literature: From the Manyoshu to ... - Strona 147
The best puppet plays of the time were probably the kinpira joruri, a name derived from that of the protagonist, Sakata Kinpira. These usually had as their highlight scenes of superhuman valour, and their popularity seems to have been one ...
Shuichi Kato, Don Sanderson, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JORURI»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
joruri is used in the context of the following news items.
'Little Songs of the Geisha' collected by an American anthropologist
The first kouta is traditionally said to have been “Chiru wa Uki” (“Those that fall float”), composed in 1855 by “Joruri” puppet theater singer Kiyomoto Oyo ... «The Japan Times, Oct 15»
KABUKI ABC (11) / Matsubame-mono: Dances and plays adapted …
By Junichiro Shiozaki / Yomiuri Shimbun Staff WriterKabuki has been influenced by ningyo joruri bunraku (usually called bunraku) and various other performing ... «The Japan News, Aug 15»
TOP SHELF: 13 Timeless Tragedies — 'The Love Suicides at Amijima'
Chikamatsu Monzaemon, real name Sugimori Nobumori (1653-1725) was a Japanese dramatist of joruri, the form of puppet theater that later came to be known ... «Monitor, Aug 15»
Bunraku master Takemoto Gendayu, national treasure, dies at 83
OSAKA – Renowned traditional joruri bunraku puppet theater master Takemoto Gendayu, named by the government as a national treasure, died Monday in an ... «The Japan Times, Jul 15»
Traditional puppetry in Nose conjures up cute characters to attract …
The characters were created to represent local "ningyo joruri" puppetry under a project led by the Joruri Theater, a puppet theater troupe run by the Nose town ... «Asahi Shimbun, Jul 15»
Traditional arts, local purveyors turn to anthropomorphic characters …
Joruri Theater, a puppet theater in the town, and other entities came up with the idea to turn to moe characters. With performers and their audience members ... «Asahi Shimbun, Oct 14»
国産オープンソースCMS、SHIRASAGI（シラサギ）の紹介セミナー
☆SHIRASAGIとは http://www.ss-proj.org/ 元「Joruri CMS」の開発コアメンバーが設立した株式会社ウェブチップスという会社が開発を行っている国産CMSで、以下のよう ... «ThinkIT, Oct 14»
Foundation supports building mobile bunraku theater
The project aims to spread Osaka-born “ningyo joruri bunraku,” in which each puppet is handled by one or more puppeteers, throughout the country. «Asahi Shimbun, Aug 14»
XVIII Letni Festiwal Opery Krakowskiej
Su-joruri & Kabuki Buyo 9 lipca, godz. 18.30, Opera Krakowska Współorganizator: Muzeum Sztuki i Techniki Japońskiej „Manggha” Informacje o dostępności ... «Wirtualna Polska, May 14»
3社が共同開発したRuby製プロジェクト管理システム「JJ」、OSSとして …
アイ・ディ・エスは徳島県の委託によりRuby製CMS／グループウエア「Joruri」を開発。JoruriはOSSとして公開されている（関連記事）。 「3社はRubyが取り持つ縁で以前より ... «ITpro, Sep 13»
