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The Last Biwa Singer A Blind Musician in ~ This work is an exposition of the traditions of Japanese blind singers who accompanied themselves on the biwa and of the complex identity of Yamashika Yoshiyuki 1901–1996 a man widely portrayed as the last such living relic of the medieval bards called biwa hoshi The author draws upon approaches from Japanese historical and literature studies performance studies and ethnomusicology

Last Biwa Singer The A Blind Musician in History ~ 2010 Winner Tanabe Hisao Prize in Musicology This work is an exposition of the traditions of Japanese blind singers who accompanied themselves on the biwa and of the complex identity of Yamashika Yoshiyuki 19011996 a man widely portrayed as the last such living relic of the medieval bards called biwa hoshi

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The Last Biwa Singer A Blind Musician in History ~ 2010 Winner Tanabe Hisao Prize in Musicology view sample chapter This work is an exposition of the traditions of Japanese blind singers who accompanied themselves on the biwa and of the complex identity of Yamashika Yoshiyuki 19011996 a man widely portrayed as the last such living relic of the medieval bards called biwa hoshi The author draws upon approaches from Japanese historical

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The last biwa singer a blind musician in history ~ This work is an exposition of the traditions of Japanese blind singers who accompanied themeselves on the biwa and of the complex identity of Yamashika Yoshiyuki 19011996 a man widely portrayed as the last such living relic of the medieval bards called biwa hōshi

The Last Biwa Singer A Blind Musician in History ~ It should also be an extremely valuable source in Japan as the biwa looms large in Japanese culture because of its role in the literary classic Heike monogatari yet the extent of knowledge about biwa for most Japanese people is the iconic image of mimi nashi Hoichi or earless Hoichi a blind biwa singer who appeased angry ghosts by singing

Biwa hōshi Wikipedia ~ Biwa hōshi 琵琶法師 also known as lute priests were travelling performers in the era of Japanese history preceding the Meiji earned their income by reciting vocal literature to the accompaniment of biwa music Often blind they adopted the shaved heads and robes common to Buddhist occupation likely had its origin in China and India where blind Buddhist lay

THE LAST BIWA SINGER A Japanese Blind Musician in History ~ The author draws upon approaches from Japanese historical and literature studies performance studies and ethnomusicology in an examination of history which yielded on the one hand images of blind singers that still circulate in Japan and on the other a particular tradition of musical storytelling and rites in regional Kyushu of

Project MUSE The Last Biwa Singer A Blind Musician in ~ The Last Biwa Singer A Blind Musician in History Imagination and Performance by Hugh de Ferranti Bruno Deschênes bio The Last Biwa Singer A Blind Musician in History Imagination and Performance Hugh de Ferranti Ithaca NY East Asian Program Cornell University 2009 Cornell East Asia Series 143 xii 320pp figures tables maps


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