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Tadanori [Noh Song]

Tadanori There are only voice parts in this recording. Part 1-1* [Shidai] 0:00 - Part 1-2 Shidai 0:52 - Part 1-3 Nanori 1:46 - Part 1-4 Sashi 3:11 - Part 1-5 Sage-uta 3:44 - Part 1-6 Age-uta Part 2-1* [Issei] 6:03 - Part 2-2 Sashi 7:10 - Part 2-3 Issei 7:57 - Part 2-4 Sashi 10:32 - Part 2-5 Sage-uta 11:40 - Part 3-1 Mondo 13:56 - Part 3-2 Age-uta 16:52 - Part 4-1 Mondo 21:22 - Part 4-2 Rongi Part 5* Ai 24:55 - Part 6-1 25:17 - Part 6-2 Machi-Utai Part 7-1* [Issei] 27:10 - Part 7-2 Sashi 28:03 - Part 7-3 Kudoki 30:22 - Part 8-1 Kuri 31:17 - Part 8-2 Sashi 32:35 - Part 8-3 Sage-Uta 32:56 - Part 8-4 Age-Uta 34:45 - Part 9-1 Kuri 35:19 - Part 9-2 Katari 36:20 - Part 9-3 Uta 40:05 - Part 9-4 Jo-no-Ei Part 9-5* [Tachimawari] 40:39 - Part 9-4-2 Jo-no-Ei 2 41:02 - Part 9-6 Uta 41:34 - Part 9-7 Kiri = not available in this recording (These are the instrumental pieces) Script (English/Modern Japanese) https://www.the-noh.com/download/down... https://noh-sup.hinoki-shoten.co.jp/s... A priest from the capital (waki) and his attendant (wakitsure) come to the coast of Suma during their journey. The priest is a former servant of the waka poet Fujiwara no Toshinari, also known as Shunzei. They meet an old fisherman (maeshite) in front of a young cherry tree. When the sun sets and the old fisherman recommends the priest to take lodging under the cherry tree, the priest asks who is the host of this lodging. Reciting a poem saying that the flowers become the host of the night’s lodging when one sleeps under a cherry tree after dark, the old man responds that Lord Satsuma, Taira no Tadanori, who died in the Battle of Ichinotani, rests beneath the tree and suggests priest performs a memorial service for him. The priest is surprised by the mysterious coincidence of seeing the cherry tree where Tadanori, who was a friend in poetry of Toshinari, rests. Eventually the old man says that a message must be carried to the capital and leaves, promising to meet the priest again in a dream. The priest asks a man from the Coast of Suma (ai) to tell the story about Tadanori, and after the priest goes to sleep, the ghost of Tadanori (nochishite) appears in his dream clad in armor. The ghost laments that his poem in Senzaiwakashū, which was compiled by Shunzei, is credited to an “unknown” author because the Heike clan became the enemy of the imperial court. The ghost therefore asks the priest to visit Toshinari’s son Teika and convey his request for the poem to be credited to his name. The ghost then recounts how, when his clan was fleeing from the capital, he returned to the capital all alone to entrust his poem to Toshinari, and then he recounts his death in combat against Okabe no Rokuyata. The ghost then disappears under the flowers. Sung by Kanze School