dForce Wadaiko Brothers 乐队为 Kayden 8.1 创作的音乐作品

一个小男孩记得祖父母家附近有一座小神殿，那里有一面古老的大鼓。他可以随意敲打它，深深着迷于它低沉的鼓声。那种鼓叫做长太鼓，是和太鼓的一种。和太鼓是日本鼓乐的统称。他长大了一些后，加入了当地的神太鼓俱乐部。神太鼓最初是用于鼓舞士兵士气的表演，如今则在各种仪式和节日上为人们助兴。 这种简易打击乐器何时开始被用作乐器尚不清楚。据说和太鼓曾被用于向大片区域传递信号，在战国时代还曾被用来鼓舞武士士气。 如今的和太鼓表演可能会配以夸张的手势，以增强舞台效果。而日本风格的服饰也是此类表演不可或缺的元素，比如“羽织”和“半天”等外套，更能增添节日氛围。本套装包含无袖的“羽织”（外套）及其日本风格图案设计，现在就把 Kayden 8.1 版的 dForce 和太鼓兄弟添加到你的素材库中吧

A young boy remembers that there is a small shrine near his grandparents' house. There was an old big drum there. He was able to use it freely and was fascinated by its deep bass sound. That drum was a Nagado-daiko, which is a type of Wadaiko. Wadaiko is a general term for Japanese drums. He grew up a little and joined a local club of Jin-daiko. Jin-daiko was a performance of Wadaiko to encourage the morale of soldiers. Today, they entertain people at rituals and festivals. It is unknown when this simple percussion began to be used as a musical instrument. It is said Wadaiko was used as a signal to wide areas and had been once used to encourage the morale of Samurai soldiers in the Sengoku period. Recent Wadaiko performances may be accompanied by powerful gestures for more brave staging. And Japanese taste costumes are also essential for such performances. Jackets such as Happi and Hanten add to the festival's atmosphere. This set includes a sleeveless type of Happi (Jacket), and Japanese patterns and designs for it, so add the dForce Wadaiko Brothers for Kayden 8.1 to your Library today.