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Kinuta [Noh Song]

Kinuta There are only voice parts in this recording. Script (English/Modern Japanese) https://www.the-noh.com/download/down... https://www.the-noh.com/en/plays/data... A feudal lord of Kyūshū, the Lord of Ashiya, has been up to Kyōto for three years for the purpose of bringing a lawsuit and his wife is left alone, longing for his return. In the autumn of the third year of their separation, Yūgiri, the family maidservant, returns to Ashiya alone. The Lady laments her husband’s heartlessness, and seeking solace, she sends for a kinuta*: a fulling-block on which the women of the village beat their cloth, which she strikes in hope that its sound will carry her feelings to her husband in the capital. Hearing that her husband is unable to return within the year however, the Lady becomes ill and eventually dies. Learning of her death on his return, the Lord of Ashiya is mourning his wife’s passing when her emaciated ghost appears before him. Condemned to eternal damnation by her obsessive love for her husband, the Lady remains unable to forget him and complains of the tortures imposed by her concurrent feelings of love and jealousy, blaming her husband for his indifference. Soon, however, the chanting of the sutras by her husband releases her from her sufferings and she finds eternal rest. Sung by Kanze School