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- Yōkyoku abstract "Yōkyoku (謡曲), also called utai (謡), is an integral part of the traditional Noh theatre in Japan. The name refers to the vocal section of the music associated with classical Noh drama. Yōkyoku is sung by the chorus and rarely by the other actors. It usually consists of references to classical texts or Buddhist sutras and are composed in groups of five and seven syllables. These vocalizations, as well as the performance of accompanying instruments, help to produce a multitude of supernatural and celestial sounds that are intrinsic to the Noh music genre.It has two basic styles: Kotoba: words/heightened speechFushi: melody".
- Yōkyoku thumbnail KANZE_Sakon_Sumidagawa_on_radio.jpg?width=300.
- Yōkyoku wikiPageID "7040365".
- Yōkyoku wikiPageRevisionID "546449088".
- Yōkyoku subject Category:Japanese_styles_of_music.
- Yōkyoku subject Category:Japanese_traditional_music.
- Yōkyoku subject Category:Noh.
- Yōkyoku subject Category:Vocal_music.
- Yōkyoku comment "Yōkyoku (謡曲), also called utai (謡), is an integral part of the traditional Noh theatre in Japan. The name refers to the vocal section of the music associated with classical Noh drama. Yōkyoku is sung by the chorus and rarely by the other actors. It usually consists of references to classical texts or Buddhist sutras and are composed in groups of five and seven syllables.".
- Yōkyoku label "Yōkyoku".
- Yōkyoku label "謡曲".
- Yōkyoku sameAs Y%C5%8Dkyoku.
- Yōkyoku sameAs 謡曲.
- Yōkyoku sameAs Q8062662.
- Yōkyoku sameAs Q8062662.
- Yōkyoku wasDerivedFrom Yōkyoku?oldid=546449088.
- Yōkyoku depiction KANZE_Sakon_Sumidagawa_on_radio.jpg.