to succeed; to bear fruit
concert band (as a school activity); wind ensemble
ensemble (e.g. orchestra, chamber group, etc.); concert
report to the throne; reporting to the emperor; reporting to the monarch; offering (a prayer) to the deity
to report to the Emperor; to play (musical instrument); to accomplish
wind music; wind instrument music
live music or performance
success; achievement; fruition
instrumental duet; instrumental duo
to report to the Emperor; to play (musical instrument); to accomplish
(instrumental) solo; recital
to succeed; to bear fruit
playing (a wind instrument); blowing
way of playing (an instrument); style of playing; playing technique
to join in a (musical) performance
delivering a message to the emperor
performance; playing on stringed instruments
improvisation (usu. musical); impromptu performance
musical item being performed; performed song
flute player; flutist; flautist
wind instrument orchestra; wind band; brass band
trying out (a musical instrument; e.g. in a store); test-playing
secret report to the emperor
imperial official in charge of communication between the shogunate and the court (during the Muromachi and Edo periods)
(musical) instrumentalist
playing an entire composition without break; continually playing (in the background of a melody)
musical program; musical programme
player of a wind instrument
performance by two or more musicians playing similar instruments
direct report to the throne
wayō gassō; mixed orchestra using Japanese and Western instruments
instrumental duet; two-part ensemble
quartet; quartette; piece in four parts or voices
direct appeal to the throne by the military
concert version (of an opera or musical); concert staging
chamber concerto; concerto di camera
musical symbol; musical notation
Tanaka memorial (document, ca. 1927)
tapping (playing technique; on a guitar, etc.)
sight-reading; performing at sight
articulation mark; articulation marking
bowed stringed instrument
report of an official's offence to the emperor (offense)
confidential report to the ruler of the country of astronomical events and their astrological interpretation
recommendation to the throne
slandering (someone) when reporting to the Emperor