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Yamada Kengyō

山田 検校

1757 - 1817

Composer & Кото

A blind musician who was the founder of the Yamada style of koto songs.

It is said that he learned the koto kumiuta by studying under the doctor Yamada Matsuguro, the author of "Koto Daiisho", at the age of 15 (1772) under the Hase Tomiken school. It is said that he tried to make the Joruri shamisen music that was popular in Edo at that time, such as Kato-bushi and Ichichubushi, into a koto, and composed his maiden work "Enoshima no Kumiuta" ("Enoshima") at the age of 21 (1778).

The fact that his new koto song spread throughout Edo by overwhelming the Ikuta-style local songs and koto songs of Edo is described in "Spider's Thread" by Kyozan Iwase.

Также известный, как Toyoichi
Учителя

Composed or Arranged

Кото Композиции
Название Кандзи Year Alternate Title
Aoi no Ue (Yamada Ryu) 葵の上


Chihako no Tamazusa 千箱の玉章


Chisato No Ume no Kyoku 千里の梅の曲


Chōgonka 長恨歌

Song of Everlasting Sorrow
Enoshima no Kyoku 江の島の曲


Hanazuma 花妻


Harima Hakkei 播磨八景


Hatsune no Kyoku 初音の曲


Hototogisu (Yamada Ryū) 郭公

Mountain Cuckoo
Kogō no Kyoku 小督の曲


Nasuno 那須野


Sakura Gari 桜狩


Shiki no Dan 四季の段


Sumiyoshi 住吉


Yumiyawata 弓八幡


Yuya 熊野


Сямисен
Mutamagawa (Yamada Ryu) 六玉川

Tomi Moto Bushi
Yaegaki 八重垣