When did Guzheng and Erhu become Korean national music?

The Korean zither you see is called Gayageum, 1500 years ago the king of the Korean Peninsula imitated the Chinese zither and made, mainly to adjust the tone to make it conform to the local ethnic **, you see the erhu called Xi Qin is said to be created by the Xi tribe in the northeast of the Song Dynasty in China, and later directly introduced and used, so the face is named, so this qin is generally not considered to be a unique national qin, but a traditional instrument used for a long time (ps: the predecessor of our national traditional musical instrument erhu is also the Xi Qin of the Xi tribe, But then it was also improved to fit our rhythm).

South Korea was once part of China, but it was later separated. Korean culture is inherently watered by Chinese culture. Without the roots of Chinese culture, there would be no leaves of Korean culture.

Culture is water that we pour into someone else's field. They absorb and grow, but they forget to drink water and think about the source.

On the one hand, South Korea is a little too untrue.

On the other hand, it is also a lack of attention in China.

It's like saying "Feng Shui" in China

**Department is superstitious to do people Although it is said that it is still traditional culture, there is a certain amount of truth.

South Korea is now also strengthening the patent of feng shui from the local to the ** very supportive.

But we don't have anybody to step up and take care of it.

For ** Some things are not easy to say on the Internet, just understand it yourself.

Guzheng is the easiest, erhu is the most difficult, originally Jiangnan Lesheng blind A Bing had a set of ultra-simple erhu unique skills, but later the stunt was lost, and the erhu became the most difficult to learn in folk music.

Of course, the representative instrument of Chinese music is the guqin, it should be said that now there are the most people who learn the guzheng, and the least number of people who learn the guqin, and the guqin has been regarded as the oral intangible cultural heritage of mankind.

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The difficulty of the erhu and guqin is relatively simpler than that of the other two doors (not to mention absolutely, there are people who are sharp in the line, everyone has their qualifications and other factors) The former is simpler than the latter, don't think that the former has more strings than the latter (Zheng 25) is difficult....That's not necessarily, the level of the pipa is more difficult than the zitherGeneration? Table?

"Sexuality" is of course the first to recommend the guzheng, because it has been recorded as early as the Three Kingdoms, and the zither is mostly feminine and fine in China now. In many movies and televisions nowadays, it is common to use the piano, but in fact, some of them are changed to the piano for the needs of movie vision.

All four instruments are very difficult. But in comparison, the erhu is the hardest. There is a saying: 100 days of harmonica, 1000 days of Xiao, the small huqin pulls the waist, which shows the difficulty of the erhu.

The most representative instrument is also the erhu. There are too many origins of erhu, and I want to copy a big article here. I'm sure you don't want to see it either. It's free.

It's hard to learn if you learn it well. Erhu and pipa are easy to carry. Choose one or the other, I love the lute.

Guzheng, especially portamento, is best suited for classical beauties. Of course, beautiful men, talented and artistic men are no exception.

Zhou Yu (Zhou Gongjin) in the Three Kingdoms era was known as the one who was beautiful Zhou Lang, and the so-called "song is wrong Zhou Lang Gu".

To be honest, Guzheng is the most individual. However, there are too many people in the other musical instrument clubs, and there is no personality.

Erhu has to be quite a certain level to move the heartstrings, and those who don't become masters are all rubbish....

Guqin is the hardest to learn! Pipa stands for Chinese music?

The above is purely a personal opinion!

I am a guzheng learner, and of course I support everyone to learn guzheng, not only because the sound of guzheng can be rich and crisp, but also because it is easy to use. And you can start learning at a very young age. But to be honest, although I haven't touched the guqin, I can really calm down and taste it when I usually listen to the guqin music, which is really charming, so the guqin is also great, but it is said to be more difficult.

There is also a person around me who learns pipa, she has not yet reached the level of exquisiteness, and I feel that the pipa is really good, but if your technique has not reached that good level, it is recommended not to play it to others easily, and it gives me the feeling that it is such a clam, because I have experienced it. Then I haven't touched the erhu, but I've listened to the relevant music, and it's also very good. In general, no matter which traditional Chinese instrument has its own unique charm, there is always one for you.

Miyayu is natural.

Composition: Gong Yu.

1).The palace and feather tones in the pentatonic tones. "The Book of Rites: Yuzao": "The ancient gentleman must wear jade, the right sign angle, and the left palace feather." ”

2).Use your fingers to tone up. Southern Dynasty Liang Shen Yue "Answer to Lu Jushu":

Since ancient times, don't you know the difference between Gong Yu and the difference between business and signage? Although I know the difference between the five tones, and there are many differences. "Sui Shu, Literary Biography, Pan Zheng":

Li Deng's "Sound Class" and Lu Jing's "Collection of Rhymes" began to be clear and turbid, and Gong Yu was divided. ”

The sounds of nature, the sounds of nature, the sounds that things naturally make. Such as the sound of wind, birds, running water, etc. It also refers to the natural taste of poetry. From "Zhuangzi Qi Theory of Things": "Women hear the sounds of people but do not hear the sounds of the earth, and women hear the sounds of the earth but do not hear the sounds of the heavens!" ”

Silk bamboo is pleasant to the ear.

Source: Jin Wang Xizhi's "Orchid Pavilion Collection Preface": "Although there is no silk bamboo orchestra, a song is enough to tell the romance."

Silk: a stringed instrument; Bamboo: Refers to a wind instrument. A general term for musical instruments such as the qin, the flute, and so on. Also refers to **.

"Silk" and "bamboo" are two types of "eight-sound" musical instruments in the Zhou Dynasty. Silk refers to a stringed instrument, while bamboo refers to a wind instrument made of bamboo. Silk and bamboo music refers to the ensemble of bamboo wind instruments and string instruments, and the performance style is meticulous, and it mostly expresses beautiful lyricism, light and lively taste.

For example, the main instruments in the two-person Tai brand music band are flutes and sihu, the main instruments in the Jiangnan silk and bamboo band are flutes and erhu, and the main instruments in the Guangdong ** band are Yuehu. Famous music such as "Three Six" and "Walking Street" by Jiangnan Sizhu; "Eight Horses" and "Plum Blossom Exercise" of Fujian Nanqu; The two-person platform brand song "South Embroidered Purse", "Tui Lu Jie" and so on.

It's not hand-made, but I think it's what I think, and I think this should be suitable for a Chinese-style ** studio.

Hit the national rhyme haha, watch and play.

Chinese and Korean miji, their strength is musical instruments, and they can be called a combination of Chinese and Korean musical instruments. The difference is that it is a combination of traditional Korean folk instruments. Fresh and beautiful, they will bring joy to the tense game.

The seven "goddesses" organically combine China** and Korea**, which is refreshing.

String instruments have higher requirements for ear hearing, basically the first year or two are the sound of killing chickens and ducks, relatively speaking, the guzheng is faster to get started, if you want to use the summer vacation time to learn, it is recommended to use the guzheng!

If you're a woman, you can learn both. If you're a boy, learn erhu at the end. In addition, erhu has higher requirements for ear hearing, and learning erhu can improve the sensitivity to pitch.

Guzheng learns faster, if you are considering independent enrollment in the future, it is recommended to learn erhu, because there are more erhu in the band, and one guzheng is enough, so the acceptance rate of erhu is high. If it's purely an interest, it's a guzheng, and the appreciation of elegance and vulgarity is not as sad as the erhu

Erhu is much more difficult than guzheng, so it takes a lot more time and energy to learn erhu. If you don't particularly like erhu, it is recommended to learn guzheng, which is easier and will not be too hard to learn. If you are a girl, learning guzheng is also very temperamental.

Erhu is more difficult to practice than the guzheng, the fourteen-year-old is already late, the guzheng can generally be pulled in a few months, learning the erhu is more difficult, and it still takes a lot of time to practice, the guzheng sound is also good, you can learn. **In other words, the erhu guzheng is generally only a few thousand yuan.

The difficulty of the erhu is much higher than that of the guzheng, if you think about it, the erhu only has two strings, but it has to play so many sounds, you can imagine how difficult the erhu is. In terms of **, the erhu is generally more than 1,000, while the guzheng is generally more than 3,000, and there are 10,000 good ones.

Recommend the erhu, the erhu is the king of national musical instruments, the children who learn the erhu are smart, hehe, in addition, you learn the guzheng, the girl goes out to move around such a large piece of musical instrument is very inconvenient to say.

Guzheng is better to get started, after all, 14 years old is not too early to learn, erhu has higher requirements for ear training, and it is more troublesome if there is no foundation. Both men and women can learn the guzheng. Boys actually have an advantage in learning guzheng because the strength is enough.

The first choice is, of course, the erhu, which is easy to carry, the easiest to get started in Chinese folk music is the guzheng, the erhu is the violin in the Chinese music, the difficulty coefficient is relatively large, the entry is more difficult, the erhu is close to the human voice, the performance ability is strong, and the use of bowed string instruments in the future is still relatively wide.

In fact, the erhu is very simple, and you can learn it as soon as you learn it. You just need to grasp the intonation, and the beat will be fine.

Guzheng is much easier to use, many of my students can easily complete some beautiful tunes in a few months, and it is not boring, and the erhu will have a very painful adaptation process, because they can't play a beautiful melody...Zither.

Guzheng is easier to use. It's also better. The peony flowers on the exterior are also more beautiful.

It's best for boys to learn erhu, and girls are casual, but it's best to use guzheng.

I have studied erhu ,,, I feel that erhu is relatively simple.

Erhu is a bit more difficult. For example, basic power strings and the like. There's also the ability to hear and things like that.

In the case of musical instruments, it depends on the relative **, timbre and material.

Guzheng is easier to use. It's also better. If you have a favorite instrument, choose your favorite.

Because no matter what, musical instruments and the like have to practice basic skills. The process of connecting basic skills will be relatively boring. It's easy to get bored if you're not interested.

Guzheng and erhu are gender-neutral, and liking is the most important.

There are many kinds of traditional Chinese musical instruments, including tanggu, flower drum, tambourine, taiping, book drum, elephant foot drum, cloud gong, cymbal, bell, chime, xun, xiao, pai xiao, octagonal drum, flute, suona, sheng, sanxian, ruan, pipa, gonghou, erhu, jinghu dulcimer, guqin, etc

Chinese music generally refers to the national court**or**.

1.The band of the court. Tang Mengdi, "Poetry of Ability, Sense of Things":

Bai Juyi Because of the words of "Willow", he said: "A tree with thousands of branches in the spring breeze is tender in gold and soft in silk." In the southeast corner of Yongfeng Fang, no one belongs to anyone.

and Xuanzong Dynasty, Chinese music is sung as lyrics. Qing Wang Shizhen "Chibei Occasional Talk, Talking about Different Five, Dancing Flies and Tigers": "Calling on the national music to lift its songs, the flies and tigers turn around, all in the middle of the festival."

2.Refers to the court**. Tang Li Ne's poem "Ordered Prostitute Sheng Xiao Cong Song to Eat Cui Shi Yu and Return to Que": "I once listened to Chinese music to the teaching workshop and sang Sheng Cong Song for you. ”

3.The ** formulated by the state is used for celebrations and sacrifices. "Liao History: Music Zhi": "Liao has national music, and it is like the wind of the first king; Its national music is the wind of the princes. ”

4.Refers to the Chinese traditional **.

Thousands of years of history have proved that the erhu is the most national musical instrument in China, and it may also be the best string instrument in the world, because it is the only one! The closest to the human voice....Relax the various feelings of the people....

Guzheng, Erhu, Guqin, Yangqin, Liuqin, Pipa, Ruan, Dizi, Xiao, Gaohu, Konghou, all that comes to mind.

The instruments of the Chinese music of each dynasty are different You are referring to the current Chinese music?

Koreans ......The first thing that comes to mind is Liang Bangyan, is it the ** of the Twelve Kingdoms??

You look for it on the Chinese Guzheng website.

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