Edo Komoriuta

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Edo Komoriuta or Edo no Komoriuta ( Japanese 江 戸 (の) 子 守 唄 ) is a Japanese lullaby ( komoriuta ) from Edo , the old name of Tokyo ( audio sample ? / I ). Audio file / audio sample

The song comes from the Edo period and spread from the capital Edo all over the country. It is the origin of the Japanese lullabies and according to Nihon Komoriuta Kyōkai ( NPO 法人 日本 子 守 唄 協会 , NPO hōjin ~ , " NPO Japanese Lullaby Society") there are around 3000 variants of the song nationwide.

In 2007, the Office for Cultural Affairs, in cooperation with the umbrella organization of parent representatives ( 日本 PTA 全国 協議 会 , Nihon PTA Zenkoku Kyōgikai ) put together a selection of 100 songs that are sung by children and parents. The Edo Komoriuta was included in it at number 15.

melody


\ relative c '{\ key c \ major f4. ~ f8 f4 e4 ~ |  e8 f8 a4 f4 e4 |  r8 c8 e8 f8 a4 f8 a8 |  e2.  r4 |  a, 4. ~ a8 b4 a8 b8 ~ |  b8 c8 e4 f4 e4 |  r8 a, 8 b4 c4 a4 |  b2.  r4}

text

Due to its nature as a traditional folk song, there are a variety of text variations. One from Tokyo Prefecture is the following:

Japanese transcription translation

ねんねんころりよおころりよ
坊やはよい子だねんねしな

ねんねのおもりはどこへ行た
あの山こえて里へ行た

里のみやげになにもろた
でんでん太鼓に笙の笛

起きゃあがり小法師に振り鼓
起きゃあがりに小法師振り鼓

Call korori yo, okorori yo.
Bōya wa yoi ko da, call it shina.

Name no omori wa, doko e itta.
Ano yama koete, sato e itta.

Sato no miyage ni, nani morota.
Denden daiko ni, shō no fue.

Okyāgari koboshi ni, furi tsuzumi .
Okyāgari koboshi ni, furi tsuzumi.

Sleep kid sleep!
You are a good kid, so sleep.

Where did the nanny go?
Behind the mountains, she went home.

What will you get as a present from their homeland?
A toy drum and a flute.

A stand-up man and a rattle drum .
A stand-up man and a rattle drum.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Miyoko Ogiwara: 「江 戸 子 守 歌」 に つ い て の 一 考察 . In: The bulletin of Musashino Junior College . tape 2 , 1985, ISSN  0288-8025 , pp. 51-60 .
  2. a b 江 戸 の 子 守 唄 - 東京 都 民 謡 (楽 譜) . NPO 法人 日本 子 守 唄 協会 , accessed November 16, 2012 (Japanese).
  3. 親子 で 歌 い つ ご う 日本 の 歌 百 選 . Bunka-chō , 2007, archived from the original on March 6, 2015 ; Retrieved November 16, 2012 (Japanese).