Kikuoka Kengyō
菊岡 検校
1791 - 1849
Composer
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Obtained the rank of kengyō at the age of only 15. According to an anecdote, Kikuoka's connection with Yaezaki Kengyō was that Kikuoka, who was the first to go to the school, gave Yaezaki leftover food, but Yaezaki, who had a grudge against this. At that time he performed with Kikuoka, he played the koto brilliantly and played with the immaturity of Kikuoka's shamisen. Kikuoka was ashamed of his immaturity and made efforts, and in the next performance, he played with exquisite hands, and Yaezaki also joined hands freely with defeat, while recognizing each other's abilities. It is said that he deepened his friendship.
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Composed or Arranged
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| Title | Kanji | Year | Alternate Title |
| Kanega Misaki (Musume-Dōjōji) | 鐘ヶ岬 |
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| Oimatsu (Ikuta Ryū) | 老松 |
The Old Pine | |
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| Chikubushima (Ikuta Ryū) | 竹生島 |
Song of Chikibu Island | |
| Fune no Yume | 舟の夢 |
A Boat of Dreams | |
| Ima Komachi | 今小町 |
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| Iso Chidori | 磯千鳥 |
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| Kajimakura | 楫枕 |
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| Katsura O | 桂男 |
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| Mama no Kawa | ままの川 |
The River of Let It Be | |
| Miyama Jishi | 御山獅子 |
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| Nagara no Haru | 奈賀良の春 |
Spring in Nagara | |
| Sake (Sasa no Tsuyu) | 酒 (笹の露) |
Sake | |
| Sato no Haru | 里の春 |
Spring in the Village | |
| Shin Musume Dōjōji | 新娘道成寺 |
New Song of the Maiden of Dojoji - Kanegamisaki | |
| Sono no Aki | 園の秋 |
The Garden in Autumn | |
| Ume no Yado | 梅の宿 |
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| Yūgao | 夕顔 |
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| Keshi no Hana | けしの花 |
cir. 1830 |
The Poppy Flower |
| Chanoyu Ondo | 茶湯音頭 |
cir. 1830-1844 |
Chaondo |