祇園祭は京都の夏の風物詩です。祇園囃子とは、山鉾の上で演奏されるお囃子で、コンチキチンという愛称で親しまれています。祇園囃子は太鼓、笛、鉦の三つの楽器で構成され、曲によってテンポや旋律が変わります。祇園囃子は疫病を祓うという意味もあり、賑やかに奏でられます。祇園囃子の高音源は、笛の美しい音色や鉦のリズミカルな音が印象的です。山鉾巡行のときには、お囃子が街中に響き渡ります。お囃子は各山鉾によって曲目や演奏法が異なり、歴史や伝統を感じさせます。お囃子は疫病を祓う役割もあり、神聖なものとされています。祇園祭のお囃子は、高音源で聴くと迫力があります。お囃子に合わせて曳き手や観客も盛り上がります。
The Gion Festival is a summer tradition in Kyoto. Gion-bayashi is a musical accompaniment performed on top of the floats, and is affectionately known as konchikichin. Gion-bayashi consists of three instruments: drums, flutes, and gongs, and the tempo and melody change depending on the song. Gion-bayashi also has the meaning of warding off epidemics, and is played lively. The high-quality sound source of Gion-bayashi is impressive with the beautiful tone of the flute and the rhythmic sound of the gong. At the time of the Yamaboko Junko, the musical accompaniment echoes throughout the city. The musical accompaniment has different songs and playing methods for each yamaboko, giving you a sense of history and tradition. The musical accompaniment also plays a role in warding off epidemics, and is considered sacred. The musical accompaniment of the Gion Festival is powerful when heard on a high-quality sound source. The musicians and spectators get excited along with the musical accompaniment.