長唄
Long song
The shamisen song of the kabuki theatre, sung by a chorus of singers with shamisen and often the flutes and drums of the hayashi ensemble. From the 19th century many nagauta were also written for concert performance.
- 吾妻八景（一）Azuma hakkei (1/6) — Eight views of Edo, part 1 of 63:05
- 吾妻八景（二）Azuma hakkei (2/6) — Eight views of Edo, part 2 of 63:05
- 吾妻八景（三）Azuma hakkei (3/6) — Eight views of Edo, part 3 of 63:30
- 吾妻八景（四）Azuma hakkei (4/6) — Eight views of Edo, part 4 of 63:36
- 吾妻八景（五）Azuma hakkei (5/6) — Eight views of Edo, part 5 of 63:11
- 吾妻八景（六）Azuma hakkei (6/6) — Eight views of Edo, part 6 of 63:19
- 供奴（一）Tomoyakko (1/4) — The footman, part 1 of 42:54
- 供奴（二）Tomoyakko (2/4) — The footman, part 2 of 43:46
- 供奴（三）Tomoyakko (3/4) — The footman, part 3 of 43:26
- 供奴（四）Tomoyakko (4/4) — The footman, part 4 of 43:31
- 越後獅子（一）Echigo-jishi (1) — The Lion Dancers of Echigo, part 1 of 63:18
- 越後獅子（二）Echigo-jishi (2) — The Lion Dancers of Echigo, part 2 of 63:36
- 越後獅子（三）Echigo-jishi (3) — The Lion Dancers of Echigo, part 3 of 63:34
- 越後獅子（四）Echigo-jishi (4) — The Lion Dancers of Echigo, part 4 of 63:21
- 越後獅子（五）Echigo-jishi (5) — The Lion Dancers of Echigo, part 5 of 62:48
- 越後獅子（六）Echigo-jishi (6) — The Lion Dancers of Echigo, part 6 of 63:06