Japanese music CDs A priest of Kongobuji on Mt. Koya / <COLEZO!> Shomyo
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[List of songs]
(1) Shichi-Bongo (Shichi-Bongo) (2) Shinryaku-Bongo (Shinri-Bongo) (3) Fudo Bongo (Fudo Bongo) (4) Shorei (5) Kanjo (Kanjo) (6) Godaigan (Five Great Vows) (7) Rishu-kyo Sutra
[Genre]
Sutras and preaching
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Digital Recording / July 21, 1993 Koyasan Kongo Minedera Okunoin
[Label]
Victor Foundation for the Promotion of Traditional Culture
[Number of copies
1 copy
[New CD Comments]
The roots and statements of Buddhist music. Shomyo, which is a vocal music in Buddhist ceremonies with passages attached to sutras, was introduced to Japan along with the introduction of Buddhism and developed. It introduces the solemn world chanted in temples and shrines nationwide even now.
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Track list
- 1. 四智梵語(しちぼんご)
- 2. 心略梵語(しんりゃくぼんご)
- 3. 不動梵語(ふどうぼんご)
- 4. 唱礼(しょうれい)
- 5. 勧請(かんじょう)
- 6. 五大願(ごだいがん)
- 7. 理趣経(りしゅきょう)