@Chichiri520 A-ak and Gagaku are represented by the same Chinese characters ("Ya-yue" in modern Mandarin). Ancient Chinese court music survives through A-Ak and Gagaku,
Thanks for the reply. Strange enough, I barely see or hear Chinese court music. I remember reading a book of Japanese music and it explained that certain rites of this tradition are preserved in Japan (and Korea) and have vanished in China.
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wgh999 1 year ago
This is amazing! Does anyone know if the Gagaku music of Japan has roots in A-ak?
Chichiri520 1 year ago
@Chichiri520 A-ak and Gagaku are represented by the same Chinese characters ("Ya-yue" in modern Mandarin). Ancient Chinese court music survives through A-Ak and Gagaku,
aznmessenjah 1 year ago
@aznmessenjah
Thanks for the reply. Strange enough, I barely see or hear Chinese court music. I remember reading a book of Japanese music and it explained that certain rites of this tradition are preserved in Japan (and Korea) and have vanished in China.
Chichiri520 1 year ago
@Chichiri520 it's in fact vanished in the mainland China.
but look at Taiwan. she still remains some, both the
confucianists' and the buddhists' ceremonies and rituals
live actively, particularly in Tainan.
ayanuhito 1 year ago
Thanks a lot!That 's what I am searching for!
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