- Ming-era Chinese music (popularized in Japan during the early 17th century)see also 明【みん】
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- Ming-era Chinese music (popularized in Japan during the early 17th century)
This term refers specifically to the style of music that originated from the Ming Dynasty in China. It became influential in Japan, particularly during the Edo period. The term is often used in discussions about cultural exchange between China and Japan, especially in the context of how each country influenced the other’s art and music.
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みんがく明楽をえんそう演奏するto perform Ming-era musicみんがく明楽のれきし歴史the history of Ming-era musicみんがく明楽のがっき楽器instruments of Ming-era musicみんがく明楽のえいきょう影響influence of Ming-era musicみんがく明楽のがっきょく楽曲musical pieces of Ming-era musicみんがく明楽をきく聴くto listen to Ming-era musicみんがく明楽のえんそうかい演奏会concert of Ming-era musicみんがく明楽のすたいるスタイルstyle of Ming-era musicみんがく明楽のでんとう伝統tradition of Ming-era musicみんがく明楽にしたしむ親しむto familiarize oneself with Ming-era music
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