| 释义 |
‖ nogaku|ˈnoːgaku|
[Jap. nōgaku, f. nō talent, accomplishment, Noh, no + gaku music.]
The Japanese dramatic form called Noh; the genre of the Noh drama.
1916Joly & Tomita Jap. Art & Handicraft 7 The Nô Gaku originated in the Oyei era close upon the beginning of the XVth century. 1932B. L. Suzuki (title) Nōgaku: Japanese Nō Plays. 1938D. T. Suzuki Zen Buddhism & its Influence on Jap. Culture i. v. 101 The beginning of haiku, nōgaku theatre,..is to be sought in them. 1948Introd. Classic Jap. Lit. (Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai) p. xvi, The earliest theatrical performances were those of the nôgaku (Noh drama), and the nô-kyôgen (Noh farces). 1959W. P. Malm Jap. Music iv. 105 (heading) Nohgaku, the music of the noh drama. |