I can play the erhu, what do I need to pay attention to when preparing to pull the banhu, can I pull

Dear ,,, I've been pulling erhu since I was a child.,,Passed the tenth level.。。 At the beginning of the junior high school, I started to learn Banhu, and this year, the college was the second in the country. To sum it up for you

The way the treble board Hu holds the bow is different from the erhu, and the alto board hu actually doesn't matter.

When pulling the banhu, the hand holding the bow should have a certain strength.

Erhu is more slippery and kneaded, while banhu is more inclined to press and knead.

The strings of the banhu are harder than the strings of the erhu.

The position is not as high as the erhu.

Thinking about it so much for the time being, I hope it will be useful to you.

It takes time to get used to the soft erhu strings, the hard bow of the banhu is not the same, and the bow hair of the banhu is easy when it is pulled.

Playing two strings at the same time, both hands have to work harder than the erhu, and there is fingering, which all need to be connected and adapted, and it is impossible to pull it as soon as you get started.

Hope these are helpful to you

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The difference is quite large. Generally, the erhu is more suitable for euphemism and melodiousness, and is suitable for a certain kind of work.

But banhu is mainly used for drama. There are very few pours. The fingering is also very different, often slipping the strings, using open strings.

The erhu requires delicate fingering, while the banhu requires strong fingering.

There is also a big difference in the bow method, with a small angle between the inside and outside of the erhu and a large angle on the banhu.

No matter what the instrument, you need to practice a lot to find the most suitable method.

Although they are all "Hu", it is not easy to pull it well.

You are now like Lao Bai Lian, all of them are called martial arts, and Lao Bai's foundation is not bad, but it will take a while to really practice!

But don't be discouraged, Banhu can't work, we can pull the middle Hu! There are also Jinghu and Jingerhu!

The difference is bigger, the stiffness of the strings is harder than the erhu, the spacing of the fingers is denser than the erhu, the fingering is very different from the erhu, and there are not as many changes as the erhu.

Erhu Banhu's bow is not too different.

Summary. Erhu players transfer to banhu, note:

First, the charm of the two is different, so the fingering, bowing and playing mood requirements are completely different, which is often overlooked, but it is the first and foremost, and special attention should be paid to at the beginning.

Second, about the double jack, which belongs to the part of advanced performance, can be ignored for the time being, and the lower end is the quasi-tone.

Third, the angle of the pillow is about 90°, which is subject to the appropriate experience value when playing by yourself. Adjustments can be made as appropriate.

Fourth, it is mainly pressed and kneaded.

Fifth, the right hand holding the bow is different from the erhu. Especially in terms of dynamics.

Sixth, the main thing is strength. and expressive charm.

If you can pull the erhu, will you pull the banhu?

Erhu players transfer to banhu, note: first, the charm of the two is different, so the fingering, bow and performance mood requirements for the performance are completely different, which is often ignored, but it is the first important, and special attention should be paid to at the beginning. Second, about the double jack, which belongs to the part of advanced performance, can be ignored for the time being, and the lower end is the quasi-tone.

Third, the angle of the pillow is about 90 °, and the appropriate experience value when playing shall prevail. Adjustments can be made as appropriate. Fourth, it is mainly pressed and kneaded.

Fifth, the right hand holding the bow is different from the erhu. Especially in terms of dynamics. Sixth, the main source is known to be strength.

and expressive charm.

Which huqin is more difficult.

Hello, Erhu was born in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of more than 1,000 years. It is a traditional Chinese stringed instrument. Erhu, that is, the two-stringed huqin, called "Xiqin", also known as "Nanhu", "Jinpai Huzi", erhu is one of the open and rotten bowed string instruments (rubbing string instruments) of the national musical instruments.

Summary. Although Jing Erhu and Banhu both belong to the category of Huqin, there are great differences in terms of performance skills and timbre characteristics, so Jing Erhu players cannot be directly converted into banhu players. Although there are slight similarities in the way the two instruments are played, there are great differences in the bowing, phoneme, and timbre of the banhu and jingerhu, which require specialized learning and mastery.

Therefore, if a Jing erhu player wants to learn to play banhu, he needs to re-learn and practice, and cannot directly switch to it.

I'm still a little confused, can you be more detailed?

Although Jing Erhu and Banhu both belong to the category of Huqin, there are great differences in terms of performance skills and timbre characteristics, so Jing Erhu players cannot be directly converted into banhu players. Although there are slight similarities in the performance of the two instruments, there are great differences in the bowing, phoneme, and color of the sound and socks of the banhu and the jingerhu, which require special learning and mastery. Therefore, if a Jing erhu player wants to learn to play banhu, he needs to re-learn and practice, and cannot directly switch to it.

Sitting position 1, the midline of the body is oblique to the left, so that the center of gravity falls to the left side of the body.

2. Stand upright with your back and sit upright at one-third of the stool.

Bow holding (the wrong way to hold a bow).

1. Hold the bow too close to the bow head or too close to the middle bow.

2. The bow is too deep into the bottom of the tiger's mouth, so that the bow is strangled in the tiger's mouth and cannot move flexibly.

3. When holding the bow, the fingers are too downward to "droop", so that the bow rod is pressed against the barrel and rubs, and the bow hair leaves the barrel and shifts upward.

4. When playing the outer strings, take the middle finger and ring finger out between the bow shaft and the bow hair, and then extend them into when playing the inner strings.

5. The position of the thumb when holding the bow is incorrect.

6. When holding the bow, the middle finger is too stretched between the bow shaft and the bow hair, so that it is not strong inside and out.

7. Gripping the arch too tightly, resulting in thick calluses at the base of the index finger, the inside of the first joint of the thumb, and the outside of the first joint of the middle finger.

8. When pulling the erhu, the bow should not be tilted upward, which will lead to a bad timbre.

Holding the piano 1, the barrel is placed incorrectly in the middle of the left leg, not on the base of the left leg against the lower abdomen.

2. The stem is too oblique to the left or right; Leaning too forward or adducting.

3. The left hand is too far away from the jack in the first position.

4. The left arm lacks due support and is hung on the stem by clamping the tiger's mouth.

5. Bend your thumb down to hook the stem.

6. When holding the piano, the palm of the left hand is close to the stem, and the fingers "lie" and press the strings upside down.

7. The finger joints are bent excessively and touch the strings with the tips of the fingers (or even with fingernails).

8. Finger joints are bent backwards, especially the first joints of the middle finger, ring finger and little finger.

9. The fingers (especially the ring finger and little finger) do not press the strings from the front of the strings (from the strings to the stem), but from the outside of the strings (from the strings to the body), so that only the outer strings are pressed, but the inner strings are in a state of virtual pressing, and often wolf sounds appear because of this.

10. Always keep your fingers "hanging" above the noteme when playing, and you can't relax.

11. When one finger is pressed on the string, the finger below it curls in the palm of the hand.

12. When holding the piano, the big arm is excessively raised, so that the left arm is in a tense and unnatural state.

You still have to ask a teacher to pull an erhu... Mo'er also learns erhu, and the exam is very fast!!

First adjust the instrument in your hand to the best position, the position of the jack, the selection of strings, the position of the bow, and the technique of operation.

In terms of holding bows, there are two different kinds of bows: virtual bows and solid bows; And the erhu is a soft bow.

The erhu is also known as "huqin" or "nanhu". Here's the structure of the erhu:

1. The barrel is the resonance box of the erhu, and the stem is an important pillar to support the strings and finger connection.

Second, the piano shaft is used to adjust the pitch of the erhu.

3. The daughter is used to buckle the strings.

Fourth, the piano horse is the hub that connects the piano leather strings.

Fifth, the bow is used to play the erhu.

Sixth, the sound of the erhu is the vibration of the strings.

7. The function of rosin is to increase the friction of the bow hair on the strings.

The shaft is the two cone-like parts perpendicular to the stem, wooden, with a small front end and a small hole through the string, which gradually grows in the middle and the largest at the back. The surface of the back section of the shaft is engraved with a number of straight stripes, and the shaft must be decorated and glued with multiple layers of bone and wood. They are opposite the barrel, the upper one is called the inner shaft, which is tied to the inner string, and the one facing downwards is called the outer shaft, which is tied to the outer string.

The distance between the inner and outer piano shafts is about a foot. The wheelbase of the outer piano barrel is generally a ruler, which is one of the significant signs that distinguishes the erhu from the "same family" musical instruments such as the big hu and the banhu.

Banhu is also known as "Banghu" or "Qinhu", etc., its basic structure is the same as that of Erhu, but the whole volume is smaller, the main difference is that the barrel and jack are different, Banhu can be used for ensemble, solo, accompaniment. Its timbre is high-pitched, bright and crisp. Good at expressing cheerful, passionate, warm, and unrestrained emotions.

The erhu is a soft bow, and the banhu is a hard bow.

It will be easy to learn erhu and banhu. The tone on the erhu is different from the tone on the banhu.

First of all, the strength of the bow is different.