The Utai were a species of short, stubby humanoids with distended eyes that hailed from Utapau. They shared their homeworld with the Pau'ans as well as with immigrated species, including groups of Amani and Sugi. Being the smallest of the …

The Utai were one of two humanoid species native to the sinkhole world of Utapau, located in the Tarabba sector of the Outer Rim Territories. A stocky species with long eyestalks, the Utai willingly allowed the Pau'an species to rule them on their homeworld, serving as menial laborers in the sinkhole cities and caverns of their homeworld.

The Utai are short, pink-skinned humanoids with black eyes that share the planet Utapau with their larger neighbors, the Pau’ans, as well as with bands of Amani and Sugi.

Utai may refer to Wutai Shan, a sacred mountain in northern China, Utai , a fictional alien species in the Star Wars franchise.

An ancient race of diminutive humanoids evolving on the Outer Rim planet of Utapau, the Utai make their homes in tunnels and caves amid the sinkholes that pockmarked their homeworld, colonizing them long before the surface dwelling Pau'ans were forced to take refuge in the sinkholes after hyperwinds made life on the surface unbearable.

The recitation (utai) is one of the most important elements in the performance. Each portion of the written text carries a prescription of the mode of recitation—as well as of accompanying movement or dance—although application of this may be varied slightly.

There are two general styles of utai: spoken and chanted. Both are intoned in full voice, but never in falsetto. The spoken sections, called kotoba, consist of unmetered prose. Usually the recitation divides a sentence into two parts: a gradual rising tone reaching a peak followed by a falling off.

Yōkyoku (謡曲), also called utai (謡), is a part of the traditional Noh theatre in Japan. The name refers to the vocal section of the music associated with classical Noh drama. Yōkyoku is sung by the chorus and rarely by the other actors.

2007年4月16日 · Noh plays use two types of sounds. One is called utai: these are Noh songs sung by a male chorus in low and slow voices. The other type of sound is called hayashi: this is the background music for each scene in a play. Both of these sounds are very important to express the mood of a scene or a character’s emotion.

An ancient race of diminutive humanoids evolving on the Outer Rim planet of Utapau, the Utai make their homes in tunnels and caves amid the sinkholes that pockmarked their homeworld, colonizing them long before the surface dwelling Pau'ans were forced to take refuge in the sinkholes after hyperwinds made life on the surface unbearable.