What instruments have a humorous sound?

The most humorous sound is the bassoon. In many cases, this instrument is responsible for creating a humorous and slightly dark atmosphere, which can accurately create some unique ** images. Its solo is also a lot of fun.

It sounds like a Chaplin movie, swinging and funny. The tone is fun. Second in line, I think it's the clarinet.

If you are interested, you can listen to Gershwin's "Blue Rhapsody", the introduction part of the piece has a wonderful clarinet solo, the sound from low to high is like the sound of an alarm, very vivid. The third place in the list is the mouth reed, which is probably the smallest instrument in the world...Interested friends can listen to it.,The BGM at the beginning of the movie "The Four Famous Catches" has a mouth reed in it.,It's quite evil.。。。slide whistle！

Actually no one mentioned this, I thought that I could use this principle to design a musical instrument when I was playing the bird flute, and I searched on the Internet, and there was such a thing abroad for a long time, and I really knew how to play hahaha. It seems that there is no standard official translation of the Chinese name, generally called piston flute slide flute or something. There is also an old gentleman in China who made a similar thing and played some repertoire, the basic principle is the same, except that he comes with a hand-held frame and a mechanical structure of a pull-out piston, which can be played with one hand.

In general, the structure is a piston tube with a whistle on it, and the pitch can be changed by pulling the piston to change the length of the air column. Well, that's what it looks like. It seems that there are very few models of this kind of thing, and I have only seen three kinds of them, and these are the two most common of them) Because of the structural design, it can do continuous portamento over the entire vocal range, and if you don't do staccato when you play the pitch change, it will slide through, and this characteristic of a large number of portamentos also causes its timbre to have a kind of funny sense that is difficult to remove.

Philia Hong Kong Store Slide Whistle Whistle MTV-Original**I don't know if it's because the timbre characteristics of this always glissando limit its development.,It doesn't seem to be well-known.,I think this thing is quite fun.。 (In addition, when little Judy acted in the stage play at the beginning of zootopia, the little animal with the sound effect ** used this thing, a very short shot, I hadn't found the information of slide whistle on the Internet at the time, and I was surprised to see this thing) 2Mouth harp!

It seems that someone mentioned it before, but the timbre of this thing duang duang is really funny, it seems that many nomads in North Asia and Northeast Asia have this thing, because the nomadic characteristics cover a wide area? Or is it something else? Exchanges between ethnic groups?

Sound quality characteristics: Pipa and Liuqin are both folk music of the same system, and their pronunciation is crisp, bright and granular. (Granularity means that when playing a long note, its tone is not a continuous long note, such as a long note drawn out of the erhu, but is composed of many small short notes, like small particles connected into a long string.)

The timbre of the pipa is clear and bright, and the famous poem of the Chinese Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi, "Big Beads and Small Beads Falling on the Jade Plate", vividly and vividly illustrates the sound quality characteristics of the pipa "Ten Miles of Ambush" Erhu has the characteristics of soft and lyrical, and the sound produced is very singing, just like a human singing. The reason for this is that on the one hand, the pitch of the inner and outer strings and the tension of the strings are appropriate, and on the other hand, the side of the barrel is made of python skin. Therefore, it is possible to produce a calm and soft sound without pressing the strings and moving the bow with a lot of force during normal playing.

The flute belongs to the woodwind family of blowing holes and membrane sounding instruments. It is a typical Chinese national musical instrument. According to legend, the flute has a history of more than 2,000 years.

The flute is very expressive, and can play chromatic notes such as legato, trill, and portamento; It is also possible to express different emotions; Whether you play a soothing, peaceful melody, or a fast, jumping melody, you can appreciate its uniqueness. In addition, the flute is also good at imitating various sounds in nature, bringing the listener into the artistic conception of birds and flowers or mountains and rivers. If classified in terms of pitch, the flute is generally divided into qudi (the body is thicker and longer, the pitch is lower, the timbre is mellow, and it is mostly distributed in southern China), the bangdi (the flute body is relatively thin and short, the pitch is higher, the timbre is clear, and it is mostly used in various operas in northern China) and the middle flute (the shape and pronunciation characteristics are between the qudi and the bangdi).

Representative works: "Whip Urging Horses to Move Grain" and "Gusu Xing".

Different vocal emitters have different timbres due to their different materials and structures, for example, pianos and violins are different from human voices; Everyone's voice will be different. Timbre is the characteristic of sound, and it is always different, just like the appearance of people all over the world. Depending on the timbre, we can tell whether it is produced by different instruments or people, even at the same pitch and at the same intensity.

Just as the ever-changing palette is a color, the 'tone' is ever-changing and easy to understand. Timbre is also known as fret. Why is the tone different?

This is due to the fact that different overtones can always be combined to form different sounds. Each musical instrument, different human vocal cords, and all other vibrating objects can produce different sounds, and these sounds can also be displayed by instruments to display waveforms. In addition to having a 'fundamental tone', the sound is naturally 'intertwined' with many different 'frequencies' (the number of times a vibrating object vibrates in one second) and overtones, which determines different timbres and makes it possible to distinguish different sounds after listening to them.

It's like distinguishing between different 'identity cards'. For example, if you hear someone talking or singing, you can tell who it is. Everyone in the world has a different timbre even if they say the same word 'heh'.