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広島大学大学院教育学研究科紀要. 第二部, 文化教育開発関連領域 Issue 50
published_at 2002-02-28
声明譜に見られる「半音」の源流について
About the origin of "半音" in the scores of Shomyo
Asada Kentaro
Abstract
This article intends to consider the origin of the notes, "半音"(Han-on; it means half sound) in the scores of Shōmyō. Also, it clarifies via what course it led for " 半音" to be used for the scores of Shōmyō. "半音 ", which was devised as the note to the closed syllable in Sanskrit language in the Ancient Chinese time was inherited to the research of Sanskrit in Japan and it was diverted to the scores of Shōmyō after that. It is estimated in the late Heian era.
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Keywords
半音
声明譜
日本悉曇学
閉音節
怛達点
Han-on
the scores of Shōmyō
the research of Sanskrit in Japan
closed syllable
stroke of tadatsu
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PP. 145 - 152