Table 2   Comparison of formal divisions in the "Reibo" family of pieces

Title of “Reibo”
(Person transmitting it)

Names of Formal Divisions as per Traditional Scores
(English Translation)

“Shôganken reibo”
(Yokoyama, Jin, Sakai) 		Take Shirabe
(Bamboo Searching) 		Honte
(Main Pattern) 		Takane
(High sound) 		Takane gaeshi
(Highround returning) 		Hachigaeshi
(Returning the Bowl) 		Musubi
(wrap up)
“Futaiken reibo”
(Jin, Sakai) 		Take Shirabe
(Bamboo Searching) 		Honte
(Main Pattern) 		— Takane
(High sound) 		Hachigaeshi
(Returning the Bowl) 		Musubi
(wrap up)
“Futaiken reibo”
(Sanô Tôkai) 		Take Shirabe
(Bamboo Searching) 		— Ichi no takane
(High sound #1) 		Ni no takane
(High sound #2) 		San no takane
(High sound #3) 		—
“Futaiken reibo”
(Goto Tôsui) 		Take Shirabe
(Bamboo Searching) 		Taki otoshi
(Falling waterfall) 		Taka ne
(Taki otoshi no ichi)
(High sound falling waterfall #1) 		— Hachigaeshi
(Returning the Bowl) 		Tsuyu kiri
(Dew cutting)
“Miyagino reibo”
(Kobayashi Shizan) 		Take Shirabe
(Bamboo Searching) 		Taki otoshi
(Falling waterfall) 		Takane
(High sound) 		— Hachigaeshi
(Returning the Bowl) 		—
“Futaiken reibo”
(Uramoto Setchô) 		Take Shirabe
(Bamboo Searching) 		Taki otoshi
(Falling waterfall) 		Ichi no takane
(High sound #1) 		Ni no takane
(High sound #2) 		Hachigaeshi
(Returning the Bowl) 		—
“Kinjôji reibo”
(Onodera Genkichi
Orito Nyogetsu
Takahashi Kûsan) 		Take Shirabe
(Bamboo Searching) 		Reibo [Honte]
(Yearning for the Bell [main pattern]) 		Takane
(High sound) 		Honkyoku
(main piece) 		Hachigaeshi
(Returning the Bowl) 		—
“Shôganken reibo”
(Jin Nyodô) 		Take Shirabe
(Bamboo Searching) 		Honte (reibo) Takane
(High sound) 		Honkyoku Hachigaeshi
(Returning the Bowl) 		—
“Bôno reibo”
(?) 		— unnamed Takane
(High sound) 		Takane (2)
(High sound [2]) 		unnamed —
“Miyagi reibo”
(Onodera Genkichi) 		Shirabe
(Searching) 		Reibo
(Yearning for the Bell) 		Honkyoku Kaeshi
(main piece repeat) 		— Hachigaeshi
(Returning the Bowl) 		—