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Kineya Kangorō

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Kineya Kangorō

別名: 杵家安八郎(本名)
ペンネーム: Kineya Kantama (2nd)Art-name inherited in 1997 (second to hold the name)

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1925-10-19 (Kojimachi, Tokyo, Japan)
死没
2021-03-24 95歳
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Kojimachi, Tokyo, Japan

経歴

職業
Nagauta shamisen player, Composer, Music educator
活動期間
1942年〜2021年
所属
Kineya-kai, Nagauta Yanone-kai
影響を受けた人物
Kineya Rokusaemon (father), Yamada Shōtarō
影響を与えた人物
Kineya Kangorō (7th; son), Students of Yanone-kai

学歴

Nagatacho Elementary School (Tokyo)
国: Japan
Tokyo Music School (former)
国: Japan
Graduated from the former Tokyo Music School

受賞歴

Arts Festival Award (Agency for Cultural Affairs)
1988
主催: Agency for Cultural Affairs
結果: 受賞
Arts Festival Award (Agency for Cultural Affairs)
1989
主催: Agency for Cultural Affairs
結果: 受賞
Art Encouragement Prize (Minister of Education)
1991
主催: Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
結果: 受賞
Art Encouragement Prize (Minister of Education)
1992
主催: Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
結果: 受賞
Medal with Purple Ribbon
1993
主催: Government of Japan
結果: 受章

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Koi to Iu

Nagauta

A modern nagauta composition for shamisen, performed in kabuki and concert settings.

lovekabuki music

Futari Shizuka

Nagauta

A nagauta piece expressing quiet emotions, notable for its shamisen technique.

tranquilityhuman relationships

Shirakoya Komako

Nagauta

A nagauta work inspired by kabuki scenes and actions.

kabukitradition

全著作

  • Koi to Iu
  • Futari Shizuka
  • Shirakoya Komako

作風・主題

文体
Refined shamisen technique grounded in traditional nagauta styleFusion of kabuki music adaptation with modern compositional techniques
頻出モチーフ
kabuki-like dramatic expressiontraditional Japanese atmospherenarrative musicality

評価・遺産

Kineya Kangorō (6th) contributed to the dissemination and preservation of nagauta shamisen, founded Kineya-kai and Yanone-kai to train successors, and received multiple honors including the Agency for Cultural Affairs Arts Festival Award and the Medal with Purple Ribbon.

豆知識

  • Succeeded to the name Kineya Kangorō (6th) in 1942.
  • Founded Kineya-kai to promote nagauta shamisen.
  • Received Arts Festival Awards (1988, 1989), Art Encouragement Prizes (1991, 1992), and the Medal with Purple Ribbon (1993).
  • Appears in a 1953 family photograph of the Kineya family.