Kakegoe (掛け声) can be literally translated as `hung voice` or `a voice you hang`. The `hanging` part is probably meant to be taken in an abstract sense to mean `ornament` or `decoration`, as it is the same Japanese verb used to talk about kakemono. Kakegoe, therefore, refers to an auxiliary pitched or unpitched call. It can have var...
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(from the article `arts, East Asian`) ...called in both drum parts mitsuji, although they do not always play a pattern with the same name. The circles represent moments in which the drum ...
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