Why does the erhu have noise, and why does the erhu have no sound?

Small caseI mean, you're technically problematic, don't mind me saying that, but you have to be careful, how is your bow moving? The bow should be carried flat, the force should be even, the bow should be tightly attached to the strings, and the bow should also be changed to be careful, and the force should not be used suddenly.

You can ask your teacher to help you correct the above when I was learning erhu. Well, will it be snakeskin.

Questions? By the way, to cut the nails, to ensure that the knuckles are bent when pressing the strings, so the nails of the left hand should be cut more protrusively to ensure the intonation and no noise. Check it out, for your good! Good luck with a speedy solution to this problem!

First of all, your piano may be new, and the timbre has not yet been played, and it has nothing to do with the fact that you have just changed the strings. If you don't have a big noise, it doesn't matter, but if you have a lot of noise, you need to adjust your bow and fingers.

I am a university teacher majoring in erhu.

The appearance of noise has to do with the quality and timbre of your instrument. Look at it. There is also not enough rosin. Another reason is whether you draw the bow correctly or not, slightly higher than the bronze. You can't mess around, so the silver will be hard to hear. Thank you!

Is the landlord a new piano? If it's a new piano, there will be noise, and Dolara will be fine.

Could it be a quality issue?

Summary. Hello dear dear, I am happy to serve you according to your problem to find for you: the erhu has no sound because the bow hair has oil, and the rosin cannot be attached, so it can't be pulled. Wash the bow hairs with soapy water, dry them and rub them with rosin, and they are ready to sound.

Hello dear, I am happy to serve you according to your problem for you to find: Erhu has no sound because the bow hair is greasing, and the rosin cannot be attached, so it can't be pulled. Wash the bow hair with fat and leaky soap Zen water, dry it and rub it with rosin, and it can be sounded.

In addition, the reason why the sound is not loud is: 1. The quality of the erhu is low (or the python skin is thicker) or there is no "open sound". 2. Play in the open or in the wild.

3. The erhu code is too hard (it should be replaced with a softer material, such as a turpentine code). 4. The humidity of the performance mausoleum environment is too large, more than 80%, and the bow hair has a slippery feeling. 5. Too little horsetail or too little rosin.

6. The strength of the imitation Wang Sleepy Bow is not enough, like a dragonfly dotting water. 7. The position of the erhu code is too far from the center point or the noise reduction pad is too thick (the noise reduction pad cannot be attached to the code).

I also learned erhu Possible reasons: When pulling the bow, the bow hair is too close to the stem, or too hard Wipe the strings with a cloth to make sure there is no debris There are broken parts on the strings The strings are too weak or too heavy There is also a sponge stuffed on the erhu barrel is not suitable If you look at it again, it is not at all. Then find a piano repair shop.

Question 1: What words can describe the sound of the erhu poignant and complaining.

Question 2: What are the characteristics of erhu? Anyway, it's not unsuitable, for example, the women's 12 orchestra, which was very popular a few years ago, uses traditional instruments to play fast-paced songs is also very good.

Upstairs is right, the sound of the erhu is poignant, suitable for playing lyrical music, not worse than the Western violin at all!

Question 3: What kind of instrument is the erhu and what is the sound of the erhu Erhu is a string music (also a national instrument) that is soft and lyrical.

Question 4: What does the sound of the erhu transmit to our ears It is made through the vibration of the strings, and it is transmitted to our ears through the air.

Question 5: What is the sound of the erhu? Ordinary people don't know about the erhu shed socks, and feel that the sound of the erhu is like the cry of a child, and the erhu can only play a sad tune, but anyone who plays the erhu can feel the beauty of the erhu!!

There is one thing that can be seen: once I was performing, and I heard someone in the audience saying whether it was someone who died. It's disgusting that they think that the erhu can only be pulled when a person is dead.

Question 6: What is the idiom to describe the sound of erhu? If you cry and complain, tell the story. Poignant, melodious, golden iron horse, lively and bright, vibrant, tactful and melancholy.........

Question 7: Why does the erhu sound sad? The status of the erhu in folk music is basically the same as that of the violin in Western music.

Both have a timbre close to the human voice, and both are stringed instruments. However, due to the different sizes of the case and the different design of the sound column, the timbre of the two is different. As for the sad sound of the erhu, the resonance of the barrel is a reason, the timpane of the inner and outer strings is a reason, and the beggars of the street are also a reason.

Since the Tang Dynasty was introduced to the Central Plains, the huqin has continued to find today, which also makes the erhu have a sense of history. The beggars in the streets and alleys also give people a bleak perception of the musical instrument of the erhu. In addition, the traditional repertoire of erhu, including Erquan Yingyue, rivers and rivers, etc., either depicts a bleak life or is based on historical tragic stories, which makes the interpretation even more vicissitudes.

What's more, there will be some technical chains to deliberately aggravate these feelings, such as river water, there will be a technique of pressing and rubbing the strings, so that the sound of the piano is similar to the effect of choking. In fact, erhu can have a lot of new understandings. You can learn about the understanding and creation of some foreign people's understanding and creation of not only erhu, but also Chinese folk music, which is not limited by traditional thinking in China.

For example, a series of works by Jia Pengfang, an erhu player in Japan. There is also a piano and erhu ensemble by Yukiko Isomura and Masao Sakashita's "The Street Where the Wind Lives". This song is good to listen to and good to pull and have good ideas, in the next favorite, I recommend it to you.

Question 8: What does the often said that the erhu sound is transparent and compared with the dull sound.

The improvement method of pulling erhu with noise is as follows:

2. The posture is correct, but the bow movement is incorrect. The direction of the bow should be perpendicular to the strings and close to the stem, regardless of the direction of the bow hair should always remain in the same straight line, and the traces on the rosin are a straight line, not a pair of top angles, that is, as the jargon says [a line that will be pulled, a large piece that will not be pulled];

If there is a murmur, it is usually related to the strength of the bow. When you first start learning, the teacher will tell you to move the bow flat, use even force, make the bow stick tightly to the strings, pay attention when changing the bow, avoid sudden force, and don't touch the snakeskin with your fingernails when pressing the strings. When kneading the strings, don't increase the pressure on the strings with your fingers, and don't forget the hand that pulls the bow at this time (not the right hand in case of left-handedness), so that the bow touches the strings inside and outside at the same time.

3. The above two have been done, but the force is too large, and it does not cooperate with the bow speed, and the slow bow is most likely to cause noise. The correct bow movement is not to add the force of the top chord to the bow, that is, not to add force perpendicular to the bow shaft, but to change the volume by the bow speed.

The noise generated during the erhu performance may affect the listening experience, and in more serious cases, it may even affect the quality of the performance. Here are some ways to get rid of the erhu murmur:

1.Adjust the string height: When the string height on the erhu is appropriate, the production of noise can be greatly reduced. Adjusting the string height can be done by correcting the position of the bridge.

2.Practice the correct drawing technique: In order to reduce noise, you need to train to get the correct drawing technique. Pay attention to the position between the bow head and the string, and do not create friction between the bow and the string, which will reduce the noise produced.

3.Use the pluck technique: If the erhu has multiple bowstrings, you can try to use the plucked technique in your performance to reduce the friction between the bowstring and the strings, thus reducing the amount of noise produced.

4.Use a Silencer: A "silencer" can be attached under the bridge to reduce the sound of string vibrations and shorten the length of the vocal range, thus reducing the production of noise.

5.Longer erhu strings: If you install longer strings, you can lower the frequency, thus reducing the amount of noise. It is important to note that when changing strings, you need to choose the type and specification that suits you to ensure that the tone and volume are of good quality.

6.In-situ conditions: Because ambient noise can interfere with the erhu performance, play in a quiet place as much as possible and use sound-absorbing materials to reduce the spread of noise.

In conclusion, with proper tuning and practice techniques, the use of noise cancelling equipment, and the provision of appropriate environmental conditions, the noise generated during erhu performance can be eliminated to the greatest extent.