How to play the three spits in the sun that rises and rises on the grassland

You may be talking about Liu Fengshan's adaptation of the cucurbit solo song "The Sun That Never Rises on the Prairie". When you talk about "playing", not "blowing", I guess you have to take into account the component of "acting", but here we only talk about "blowing".

Let's take a look at the three spit parts of the score first.

From the score, it can be seen that the three notes here, one is a single-note repetition, and the second is a two-note note, but two sixteenth notes.

A character is a repetition of the same note. If you have worked hard in the practice of three vomits (including double vomiting) and mastered the combination of various notes in the three tuning etudes, it is easy to blow this again.

Specifically, according to the exhalation method of "spitting out bitterness", with the premise of "slow practice" and "accuracy", one beat after another is passed, and on the basis of the proficiency of the previous beat, it is passed to the next beat; Again, build on the proficiency of the previous measure, and then move on to the next measure, and so on, until you become technically proficient.

It is worth noting that the difficulty here should not be the "three spitting", but the "double spitting" that appears in the three spitting. In the process of three fingering, it takes some effort to suddenly change the fingering of double fingering.

After practice, after being able to "blow down" this section, you need to persevere and reach the level of "proficiency". Then, according to the ** and the internal emotional factors of the song, consider the speed, strength, strength and so on when playing.

Three breathing breathing parts.

Can't keep up with the speed.

B flat key, which is relatively close to the original song, has a very good effect, and if you are proficient, you can express the artistic conception well.

Do you want to show the gourd silk, or enjoy the poetry recitation?

Your plan is to fight each other and not give in to each other

The next accompaniment, then make it in the key of C in the audio software and you're good to go! Remember not to raise or lower by more than three tones.

If you use a six-hole gourd to blow this tune, it doesn't seem to be suitable, the treble of the gourd can be blown to 6, and the treble 1 appears in several places in the piece you blow, and the gourd has no treble 1, I am afraid it is difficult for you to imitate the sound of a horse, and it is difficult to listen to the melody blown by replacing the treble with alto, the sound is incomplete, and the effect cannot be made.

This is practiced, and more practice is necessary.

- You can use the accompaniment of the song directly, and there is a B-flat version