three-stringed guitarとは 意味・読み方・使い方

a samisen (long three stringed Japanese guitar played with plectrum) or a koto (Japanese musical instrument with 13 long例文帳に追加

三味線や琴 - EDR日英対訳辞書

The instruments used in Shingaku included various kinds of string instruments, such as "gekkin" (Moon guitar), "karabiwa" (Chinese lute), "shinteki" (Qing flute), "charamela" (Suona), "sangenshi" (three-stringed Chinese instrument played with fingers) and "kokin" (Chinese string instrument played with a bow) (cf. the right photograph).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

清楽で使う楽器は、月琴、唐琵琶、清笛、吶(チャルメラ)、三弦子、胡琴など各種の「擦絃楽器」、などであった(右の写真を参照)。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

And kengyo YAEZAKI put the so (or koto) parts to these works or made kaede (accompanying melody) for shamisen and they were played in various ensembles such as danawase (type of ensemble method), jiawase (type of ensemble method), instrumental trio (shamisen (three-stringed Japanese guitar), so (thirteen-stringed Japanese zither), and shakuhachi (bamboo flute)) ensemble and so on and dramatically developed as ensemble music.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

またこれらの曲に八重崎検校らが箏のパートを付け、あるいは三味線の替手が付けられたり、段合わせや地合わせ、三曲合奏など、さまざまな合奏形態で演奏され、合奏音楽としての発展も著しかった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The character '笨' is used instead of '本' in the notation of 'nanbon-joshi' in some schools (there is the practice of specifying the fundamental tone using nanbon-joshi even in shamisen music, sokyoku (koto music), sankyoku (music performed by a shamisen (three-stringed Japanese guitar), so (thirteen-stringed Japanese zither), and shakuhachi (bamboo flute) trio), and biwa (Japanese flute) music, but attention is required because the actual tones vary according to the instrument).発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

「何本調子」の表記に「笨」の字を用いる流派もある（なお、三味線音楽、箏曲・三曲、琵琶においても「何本調子」で基本音を定める慣習があるが、分野によって実際の音の高さは異なっているので注意が必要である）。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス