What is your favorite instrument?

In my opinion, the erhu is very good and representative, and the erhu is the main and most distinctive instrument in the stringed instruments of the national band. Its timbre is long, rich, sweet, pure and elegant; The ability to control strength and weakness is very strong, giving people a pleasant, strong and beautiful feeling, and is good at expressing various mood tunes, sound patterns, long notes, etc. Many factors such as the different processing materials and shapes of the instrument can affect its timbre.

The timbre of the erhu has the characteristics of softness and lyricism, and the sound produced is very singing, like a human singing. Of course, suona is also very good, we also like it, the sound is beautiful, penetrating, and representative! The saxophone feels pretty good, but I still like erhu suona.

I like the pipa, because the pipa can produce guitar harmonies, and the sound is special, and other instruments can't imitate it, just like the ensemble of several instruments. Moreover, the performance of the pipa is varied, and it can not only play the stirring "Ambush on All Sides", which makes people's blood boil! You can also play the delicate and exciting "Pipa Language", like a spring breeze blowing through your heart.

Modern**, with a wide range of musical instruments. Personally, I like violin, erhu, and cello (including Beida). In practice, I like to use the flute.

The flute is small in size, easy to carry, easy to operate after entry, beautiful timbre, rich in emotional expression, suitable for solo playing almost all tunes, and can be paired with most instruments alone or in combination.

I like the guitar the most, play and sing by myself, and team up for entertainment; I like to watch girls play the piano, which is particularly beautiful; Different moods will like the sound of different instruments, erhu is poignant, saxophone is melodious, each instrument has its own characteristics, all like it, haha!

Bamboo flute, I liked it very much when I was in college Although I am not a professional, but I also learned it by self-study in college with this enthusiasm. The influence of the flute on my university life: I play the flute in my spare time, which can cultivate my sentiment and get a little artistic atmosphere, and secondly, it can soothe my body and mind, reduce the burden of study and the pressure in life.

Whenever I wanted to feel lonely, Dizi always accompanied me, so that I found a sense of belonging in a strange city.

Personally, I have played many musical instruments for professional reasons, and my favorite is the bamboo flute. The expressiveness of the flute can be said to be very diverse, it can not only play long, high-pitched music, but also play a vast, broad national style, but also can play very cheerful songs and tactful and beautiful tunes.

Personally, I like ** since I was a child, after going to college, I hope that I don't just care about reading, I have to master a specialty, so I want to learn a musical instrument, I like the crisp, thorough, pure natural sound of the flute, but everything always needs to pay a price, the way to self-study is really super hard, at the beginning when I get the flute can not sound, sometimes it hurts to blow the head, because the breath is not enough, the head is short of oxygen for a long time, and then I will be dizzy, that time is really difficult, and there is a moment when I thought about giving upAs a result, I persevered and insisted on blowing for four hours a day.

Some feelings after learning the guitar, some emotions can not be expressed, I hope that when I am happy, when I am sad, when I am warm, when I am lonely, these emotions can be expressed, I can dispel them, I hope that it can accompany me at any time, it is the guitar!

1. Konghou.

With a wide range of sound and a soft and clear timbre, Konghou can not only play melodies, but also play chords, and has more advantages in solo and ensemble plays, and is an indispensable musical instrument in the ancient Chinese royal family. According to historical records, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was deeply impressed by the beauty of Konghou, so he ordered court musicians to imitate it for the court and suburban temple music.

2. Violin.

The violin's timbre is delicate and silky, and it serves as the main melodic part in many **s. The violin has a relatively high range, bright timbre, and is more recognizable.

3. Piccolo. The piccolo is the woodwind instrument with the highest vocal range and one of the highest vocal range instruments in a symphony orchestra. Contains three octaves. Because the timbre is sharp, penetrating, and measured, judicious use can make the whole orchestra's music louder, more powerful and more brilliant.

It is often used to depict triumphant victories, enthusiastic dances, or the howling of the wind in a storm.

4. Suona. The sound of the suona is bright and loud, and the tube is made of wood and cone-shaped, with a copper pipe with a whistle at the upper end and a copper bell mouth (called a bowl) at the lower end.

Therefore, it is also called the trumpet, which is called propaganda in Taiwanese folk, and it is also called "eight sounds" in Guangdong. A folk musical instrument that is widely circulated throughout China. The pronunciation is high-pitched and loud, and in the past, it was mostly used in folk blowing song meetings, Yangge meetings, drum music classes, and accompaniment of local opera and opera.

5. Xun. Xun was mainly used in the court of successive dynasties in the history of China. In the court**, Xun is divided into two types: Song Xun and Yaxun. Song Xun is smaller, like an egg, and the sound is slightly higher; Yaxun is large in shape and has a deep and deep sound, and is often played in conjunction with a wind instrument made of bamboo.

In terms of momentum, it is usually enough to use a violin to increase the force.

But each song has a different way of writing, and the electronic ** words are all stacked bass to achieve the effect. It depends on the style of your music.

I feel that the percussion notes have a sense of beating, which will give a lively and pleasant rhythm.

Hello, I think it's the drum kit.

As far as I'm concerned, I'll feel guitar.

There are also drum kits that are relatively young and energetic.

Like a piano, the violin will be more elegant.

The instrument you are talking about is a stringed instrument, the name is Pendant Qin, also known as "Pendant", it is the main instrument in Shandong Lv Opera and Henan Qinshu Band, also known as the main string, and is also used in some operas, songs and dances, and other local operas. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, it evolved from the small three strings and was popular in Henan and Shandong. It is rich in the local color of the rich pendant and is deeply loved by the people.

In addition to being used for opera and opera accompaniment, it can also be performed solo or ensemble.

The pendant is a very distinctive musical instrument with a rich timbre, high-pitched and soft, and at the same time can imitate a variety of unique sounds (such as the cries of various animals, human laughter, crying, etc.). It is the main accompaniment instrument of Henan rap "pendant book", because of the long fretboard, the large portamento is the most distinctive, and the singing cavity can be set off in detail.

For a detailed introduction to the pendant, please refer to the introduction of the encyclopedia.

The clarinet, whether in a wind band or a symphony orchestra, has the most special, closest to the human voice, and is expressive (close to 4 octaves). The second is the oboe, which is the long one that many symphony orchestras blow at the beginning of the tuning, and the sound feels like a nasal um-huh, although the expression is rich and the vocal range is not small, but the highest note is harsh, and the lowest note is muffled. All in all, the wind instrument that most resembles the human voice is the clarinet!

I haven't encountered it in real life, but the textbooks and the official version say that only the cello can produce all the range of sound that a person can produce in a musical instrument. In other words, many literati have described the sound of the cello as if it were a man's whispered crying.

Maybe I don't like the bass very much, I don't hear the cello resembling a human voice, but now the electronic synthesized sound used in jazz rock, I sometimes struggle with whether it is a human voice. You can refer to Jay Chou's "In the Name of the Father" a long time ago. It's not to listen to Brother Zhou's voice, but the prelude that is repeated repeatedly for about 10 seconds, similar to a person's pointed voice, is actually an electronic synthesized sound.

Xun and cello have similar vocal ranges, so they sound like human voices.

Tube: The air column vibrates and makes sound. Such as China's sheng flute, flute, foreign woodwind, brass pipe, etc.;

Strings: Strike or rub strings to make sounds. For example, China's pipa, dulcimer, dug yuanruan, banhu, erhu, gaohu, foreign large, medium and small violin, piano, vertical dry hongqin, etc.;

Membranes: such as various drums;

Plates: such as gongs, cymbals, and other loose books;

Sticks: such as xylophones, etc.

Drums are percussion, strings are plucked (guitar, harp) and flickering (violin, erhu), wind is divided into reeds coupled with the sound of the air column (oboe Qi ranghu, Sagausix), edge coupled to the air column flute (flute recorder), and lip instead of reed vibration coupling air column of brass (all trumpet types). Among them, the reed and flute are collectively referred to as woodwinds.

There are also some wind instruments that are difficult to classify as wind music, such as the harmonica accordion with free reed sound and non-slippery plum coupling air column, as well as the xun and ocarina that are not tubular in form.

The piano is a keyboard instrument, but according to its sound principle, it can be classified as percussion and strings, because it is made by striking the strings with a small mallet.

In addition, in modern times, electroacoustic instruments have also been produced, which are mainly divided into two types, one is to sample, process and amplify physical vibrations, such as electric guitars and violins, and their essence is still string music. There is also the use of electronic devices such as electric pianos, electronic organs, electric blowpipes, etc., to record or synthesize sounds**.

What do you mean? Something like "plucked"?