中村鷹之資、お囃子の稽古をお見せします【歌舞伎ましょう】

My name is Nakamura Takanosuke. I started learning ohayashi (musical accompaniment) at the age of six, starting with taiko drums and currently practicing kotsuzumi (small drum). This time, I'd like you to watch me practice (instructor: Mochizuki Bokusei). This song, "Stone Bridge," is an important piece for us at the Tennojiya family. We've performed it on milestone occasions, such as my debut and my farewell performance at the Kabuki-za, and we also danced it at my study group last year to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the birth of the first Tomijuro. Music is an essential part of kabuki, and my father always said, "music is very important." I hope to continue practicing my dancing, ohayashi (musical accompaniment), shamisen, and more. *Subtitles are available for this video. If you would like to view them, please turn them on. Automatic translation into various languages ​​is also available. ▶ "Let's Play Kabuki" Twitter   / actkabuki   ▶Japan Actors Association (Public Interest Incorporated Association) http://www.actors.or.jp This organization is made up of kabuki actors and other members. Our goal is to contribute to the advancement and development of Japanese arts and culture through activities to preserve and promote kabuki. ▶Traditional Kabuki Preservation Society (General Incorporated Association) http://www.kabuki.or.jp This organization is made up of actors, takemoto, nagauta, narimono, and kyogen writers involved in kabuki. Our goal is to properly preserve and promote traditional kabuki. ▶Kabuki on the web https://www.kabuki.ne.jp #kabuki #kabuki