Why do people blow suona after they die, and why do people blow suona after they die?

Blowing suona is a custom used to express nostalgia for the deceased.

Suona: Suona is a folk musical instrument, convenient, economical, practical, the ancient poor can afford it, in addition to the more economical flute, flute, erhu, and these kinds of musical instruments only the sound of erhu and suona can reflect the sad mood, but the erhu is not convenient to play when walking when buried, so only suona is the most compatible, and suona can show the deceased's family tragic, grief, and sadness.

Funeral song: The traditional ones are "grave beating" and "widow goes to the grave".

In order to express the atmosphere of bleak sadness.

The suona itself is a simple structure and easy to manufacture, so it is easy for ordinary people to obtain. Of course, this is also related to the living environment and culture in ancient China.

The sound of suona can bring a feeling of sadness, so it is often used for burials, funerals, etc. It's the same as beating gongs and drums for a happy event. The sound of drums gives people an uplifting and cheerful feeling, so it is often used for happy occasions and ancient battlefields.

On the contrary, suona gives people a bleak and sad feeling, so funerals are commonly used.

I am from Shandong, bordering Anhui, and have the same thing, mourning music in the city, and suona in the countryside, which means this: to see off the dead. The countryside is more traditional. Blowing suona is easy to accept, very expressive, and can blow a more sad sound similar to a person's crying.

Blowing suona is a custom used to express nostalgia for the deceased.

Suona: Suona is a folk musical instrument, convenient, economical, practical, the ancient poor can afford it, in addition to the more economical flute, flute, erhu, and these kinds of musical instruments only the sound of erhu and suona can reflect the mood of the limbs to celebrate the sadness and chaos of the cherry blossoms, but the burial of the erhu is not convenient to play the calendar when walking, so only suona is the most compatible, and suona can show the family of the deceased sad, grief, and sadness.

Funeral song: The traditional ones are "grave beating" and "widow goes to the grave".

The name of the suona song that is generally blown when the dead are dead: "Ten Kneeling Fathers", "Mother's Heavy Grace", "A Thousand Pieces of Paper", "Crying Seven Passes", "Su Wu Shepherd", "Fireworks Sigh", "Father", "Mother", "Looks Hundred", "Front", "Hundred Birds and Phoenix", "A Branch of Flowers", "Crying Five Watches", "Crying Emperor", "Qingtian Song", "Crying Farewell Song", "Big Buddha Tune", "Han Blowing Song", "Where Has Time Gone" The old man Huyuan lived to be 72 years old, and he could also play "Zhu Bajie Carrying a Daughter-in-law" and "Little Cattle" and other cheerful tunes.

There are four main types of suona songs at funerals:

1. "The Great Funeral", "Ten Kneeling Fathers and Mothers", "A Thousand Pieces of Paper", "Crying Seven Passes", "Su Wu Shepherd", "Fireworks Sigh" and other suitable tunes.

2, "Father", "Mother", "Looks", "Front", "Where is Time Going" and other popular songs.

3. Some so-called joys and funerals (the old man lived past the virtual age of 73 years old, that is, 72 years old), will also play cheerful tunes such as "Zhu Bajie's Daughter-in-law" and "Little Cattle".

4. Sometimes the suona hand is invited by the onlookers, and will also play its repertoire, such as "A Hundred Birds and a Phoenix", "A Flower" and so on.

Suona is not only at funerals. Red and white are all eaten, and it is a national musical instrument that can be blown from birth to funeral in China.