| Digital Object Title |
Kabuki tours in Russia, 1961 |
| Component Associated Performing Art |
Kabuki |
| Component |
Set design |
| Production |
1950, Japan, Renjishi
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| Piece |
Renjishi
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| Component Activity Date |
Unknown |
| Component Associated Location |
St. Petersburg Museum of Theatre and Music Arts |
| Component Represented Language |
Japanese |
| Date Object Created |
1961 |
| Date Object Destroyed |
Unknown |
| Object Creation Technique |
Numerous hieroglyphs |
| Object Dimensions |
54.4 x 19 x 0 cm |
| Object Colors / Patterns |
Color |
| Object Material |
Paper |
| Component Notes |
Set design for the play Renjishi at Kabuki company was donated to St.Petersburg Museum during tours of the company in 1961.
Dance title Renjishi
Author Kawatake Mokuami (lyrics)
Hanayagi Jusuke I (choreography)
Kineya Shôjirô III / Kineya Katsusaburô II (music)
History The dance "Renjishi" was staged for the first time in 1861, starring the dance master Hanayagi Jusuke I and his son Hanayagi Yoshijirô. The music was written by Kineya Katsusaburô II and his piece was called "Katsusaburô Renjishi". The first performance of this dance with Kabuki actors occured in July 1872 at the Murayamaza, starring Bandô Hikosaburô V and Sawamura Tosshô II in the roles of the shishi parent and cub. The music piece for this performance was not "Katsusaburô Renjishi", but a new piece written by Kineya Shôjirô III and called "Shôjirô Renjishi". |
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| Rights Statement |
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| Credit Line |
Courtesy of St. Petersburg State Museum of Theatre and Music; all rights reserved. |
| Ordering Information |
Contact GloPAC office, Cornell University, glopac@cornell.edu. |