What musical instrument is Xiao Gong?

Question 1: What kind of musical instrument does Xiao Hong belong to? Hello, Xiao Gong belongs to percussion instruments.

Question 2: What instrument should the fortune-telling gong be called? Percussion instrument? Percussion instrument?

Question 3: What musical instruments do you have? 1, national percussion instrument

Bangu, drum, basin drum, hall drum, big gong, hand gong, small gong, cloud gong, cymbal, clapper, wooden fish and chime.

2. National Wind Instrument Company

Flute, Bangdi, Xiao, Tian Ba, Xiao Guan, Clarinet, Zhong Guan, Paixiao, Air Duct, Sheng, Nest, Harmony, Pipe, Zan, Suona.

3. National plucked musical instruments

Pipa, willow, Ruan, Ruan Xian, rattle, drum, Sanxian, Zheng, dulcimer.

4. National stringed instruments

Erhu, Huqin, Gao Hu, Zhonghu, Jinghu, Banhu, Tribal Tiger, Qin Qin, Xiqin.

5. Western Bowstring Instruments

Violin, viola, cello, double bass

6. Western woodwind instruments

Flute, oboe, clarinet, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone

7. Western brass instruments

Horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba

8. Western percussion instruments

Drum, bass drum, tambourine, snare drum Jr., cymbals, triangle, bell, tambourine, timpani, xylophone, piano.

9. Western keyboard instruments

Piano, accordion

10, western plucked instruments

Harp, guitar

National musical instruments:

Nest flute pipe and award-winning bell, gong, Qin, Ruan color bell, cymbal, cymbal, cymbal, cymbal, gong and flute.

Drum (upper north and lower drum)

B Nibawu Bandeng Bangu Banhu Bangzi Bangzi Nose and Flute Pen Tube Wang Bi dials the bobo train while playing drums and clocks.

Brou Bubba copied the long drum trombone eight times, and the flute was broken. Dabda horse drums, gongs, bells, Dai Dai.

Dancing on the low road, flutes jingle, Dong flute, Xiao flute, Xiao Duo Duo Ding, Emo, Erhu, Er Quan and Er cymbals ring bees and drums.

Wind pipes, wind instruments, gongs, drums, gehugenka, bows, pianos, dogs, ancient strings, bones, flutes, bones, Hu pipes, sliding lamps, swallow lamps, Asian conchs.

Trumpet flute, huqin drum, Jialing Jiao Hukalong, Kane flute, Xiao Labang trumpet player.

Le Barre Qin Lily Lelore Liedu tambourine Qin Liu Reed Flute Lusheng Reed Flute Mabuman Flute Mangguan Dumei Miao Flute Xin Wei

Wooden drums, leaves, fish and horns are just the right amount. Ningning's horn made a decision, arranged drums and flutes, and the pots and drums tinkled, which touched Pippi.

Rudong County, Qu Di City, Qin Qin Rui Zuo Sai Xiao Sanxian Sand Drum God Drummer Drum Gong Book Board

Books, drums, clarinet, double pipes, double gongs, double clear water, Four Treasures of the Study Four Tigers and other stones, drums, drums, violins, eight-day lyre and iron harp.

Bronze drums, horns, mirrors, bells, chimes, flutes, drums, flutes, earthen gongs, frogs, gongs, small drums and gongs.

Cymbals small cymbals Lin Xiongya Zheng cigarette case dulcimer waist drum waist bell coconut night flute Hu Yingdi fishing drum Yueqin Yunluozani

That year, I played the piano, drummed, played the staff, drummed, put a bamboo stick, bamboo stick, bamboo tube, pendant, Ling Xiong, Xiqin, er, squeak.

Russian Dulu t, light black piano tube, harp, python, flute, flute, bamboo shoot, flute.

Flute pipe

Ai Jieke octagonal drum folk hand rattle Xiao Bo Hu Bo Jiao Ni hides Hu Jing Chang Suona * * * Dabia Dabbour

Hu Che, big three-stringed big four-stringed big, plays Bourdi, broken hairpin, Dong Bu La, Gong, Du, Ta, er, er, er, er.

Fishaku bone plate gourd, gourd, gourd, harp, gourd silk, gourd sheng, gourd flute and yellow mud drum.

Kanayikou Mu Zi Kaowumuzi Kebuzi Chiac Kumuzuo Kelangduoyi Pear Blossom Sheet Lotus Board Liuyeqin Maguhu

Mandolin wooden stick, wooden fish, drum, wooden suona, south bangzi mud, wow horn, Hu-legged piano, barrel and lyre.

Qibuoze Sababu Buluwabu Sabayi Shaman Drum Sattar Satur Three-line Piano Samsung Gong Lion Gong Double Le Lang

Double-sided drum, horn, harpsichord, Su drum, Su drum, Taiping drum, Wagolo Mayflute, clarinet.

A thin drum and a small low flute ... >>

Question 4: What are the musical instruments used in Beijing Opera? 10 The musical instruments of Beijing Opera are divided into orchestral music and percussion music. Orchestral music includes, erhu,,, flute, sheng, suona and sea flute, which are mainly accompanied by singing, but sometimes used to set off performances. Orchestral music is mainly composed of huqin and flute. Percussion music includes banban, Dan Pigu, Tanggu, Gong, Xiao Gong, cymbals, cymbals, chimes, cymbals, iron pots and bangzi. It is mainly used to set off the dance movements of actors, especially to set off and render the atmosphere of martial arts. Among them, Gong and Xiao Gong are the main musical instruments. Jinghu: Playing stringed instruments. A kind of huqin, mainly used to accompany Beijing opera. It's shaped like an erhu, but smaller. Its barrel is made of bamboo with a diameter of about 5 cm. One end is covered with snake skin, and two strings are strung, and the strings are fixed according to the five-degree relationship. When playing, the ponytail bow is rubbed and pronounced, and its sound is strong and loud. It is the main instrument in the orchestral accompaniment of Beijing Opera. Erhu: Playing stringed instruments. A huqin, larger than Jinghu, is made of wood or bamboo tube with a diameter of about 8-9 cm, and one end is covered with python skin or snake skin. There are two products and two strings on the stem, and the strings are arranged in a five-degree relationship. Originally, Peking Opera was not used. It was founded by Mei Lanfang, Xu Lanyuan and Wang Shaoqing, and erhu was added to the accompaniment of Tsing Yi singing in Peking Opera, which is now widely used.

Question 5: What kind of musical instrument is this? Musical instrument name: Cloud Palace. It was called "Cloud H" in ancient times and "Nine-tone Gong" in folk.

Musical Instrument Structure: Yungong is composed of several small gongs with the same size, different thickness and pitch. These gongs are hung on the wooden frame in musical order, and each gong is hung in a box on the wooden frame with three ropes. The method of exercise is similar to China's. With mallets, there are usually ten groups, but there are also fourteen groups and twenty-four groups

Musical instrument material: copper. The reconstructed Yungong is made of copper alloy.

Playing method: Hold the handle at the lower end of the wooden frame with your left hand and play with the mallet with your right hand. Playing cymbals is similar to dulcimer, such as clicking, double clicking and rolling. You can also play two notes, arpeggio, four notes * * * and so on.

Musical Instrument Features: It belongs to the sound-changing percussion instrument in the metal vocal musical instrument family. Its timbre is clear and mellow, pleasing to the ear and lasting, but the volume is not big.

Playing features: you can play melody. Yunluo is not a fixed organization of small ethnic bands, but it is often used in big ethnic bands. It functions like a triangle in a western band. Although the volume is not large, it has obvious embellishment effect.

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Question 6: The musical instruments used in drama are divided into orchestral music and percussion music.

Orchestral music: Huqin, Erhu, Yueqin, Dizi, Sheng, Suona, Haidi, mainly singing, but sometimes used to set off performances. Orchestral music is mainly composed of huqin and flute.

Percussion instruments: banjo, Dan Pigu, Tanggu, big gong, small gong, cymbal, cymbal, bell, cloud gong, iron pot, bangzi, etc. It is mainly used to set off the dance movements of actors, especially to set off and render the atmosphere of martial arts. Among them, Gong and Xiao Gong are the main musical instruments.

Question 7: What kind of musical instruments do the gongs and drums team need: gongs, sieve gongs, big gongs, small gongs (hand gongs), horse gongs, boring gongs and cloud gongs; Cymbals, cymbals, cymbals, water cymbals, cymbals, cymbals, cymbals, cymbals, hinges, bells, etc. Drum: Dan Pigu (Bangu), Huaigu, Tanggu (Tanggu), Dagu, Guogu, etc. Playing time includes sandalwood, bangzi, wooden fish and so on. Each musical instrument has many varieties and names because of its different tones.

When playing gongs and drums, all kinds of musical instruments must be arranged and coordinated in an orderly way. Only when the drums are conducted can all kinds of rhythmic and regular sounds be played. All kinds of operas are generally combined with the singing style of operas in terms of the selection of musical instruments, timbre and tone, the number and combination of musical instruments, and various rhythm patterns (generally called "ideas" and some called "branding"), forming a unique style of this kind of opera. For example, the gongs and drums in Beijing Opera are basically composed of four musical instruments: big gongs, small gongs, cymbals and drums (drums and drums are two musical instruments, Dan Pigu and ebony, both of which are mastered by drummers, so they are listed together). According to special needs, drums and cymbals are sometimes used to express specific scenes, atmosphere and dramatic emotions.

The combined use of gongs and drums can be roughly divided into three categories: 1 category consists of big gongs, small gongs, cymbals and drums, with big gongs as the main body; The second type consists of a small gong and a drum board, with the small gong as the main body; The third category consists of cymbals, gongs and drums, with cymbals as the main body. Most importantly, 1 is commonly used with various "ideas" played by the second group; Category 3 is only used under special circumstances. Due to the different instrument configurations, these categories have different acoustic effects and emotional expressions. The same idea can be played by three combinations, although the rhythm is the same and the name is the same, but due to the difference of main instruments, the change of timbre, volume and strength, the mood and rendering artistic conception are also different.

Question 8: What are the names of ancient musical instruments? Are you asking about the type or?

Question 9: What are the main musical instruments? What is the oldest wind instrument in the world? It is a bone flute of Jia Hu unearthed from Jiahu site in Wuyang, Henan Province, dating back to about 9000 years. Because of its complexity, it is named bone flute, not bone whistle. Bone flute is much simpler than bone flute.

The upper limit of the bone whistle unearthed at Hemudu site in Yuyao, Zhejiang Province is 7000 years ago. The bone whistle is made by cutting off the middle limb bones of birds, and its length varies from 4 to 12 cm, and its body is slightly curved. There is a kind of bone whistle with limb bones inserted in the cavity when unearthed. Put a perforated part in your mouth and blow gently. At the same time, twitching the limb bones in the cavity can blow out simple music.

Other traditional musical instruments in China include wind instrument, flute, sheng, suona, plucked instrument, pipa, Qin Liu and sanxian. The following is a detailed introduction:

wind instrument

The origin of China wind instruments is very old. Legend has it that in the Xia and Yu dynasties four thousand years ago, there was a wind instrument made of reeds called the keys.

In the twentieth year of the Republic of China, three Neolithic tombs were excavated in Jingcun, Wanquan County, Shanxi Province. In The Book of Songs, there are records of flute, pipe, key, feather, sheng and other musical instruments. Later military music was also called drum music, horizontal blowing, riding blowing and so on. , mainly composed of flute, horn and flute, is often played during marching, and also used as a guard of honor or in entertainment occasions such as banquets. Suona appeared late and was recorded in Ming Dynasty. Today, wind instruments are still the main instruments in folk weddings, funerals and celebrations. About 4,500 years ago, there was a wind instrument called "Zhu Mu Mu Zhi", which closed one end of a bamboo tube with a knot and blew it directly from the other end to make sound. This is the predecessor of Xiao. Before the Han Dynasty, a back hole was added to the Fang Jing, which became five holes. During the Tang Dynasty, it spread to Japan, and it was called shakuhachi (shakuhachi). In the Wei dynasty, another cut was made, and it hasn't changed much until now.

Xiao is a straight pipe instrument with a V-shaped mouthpiece, and its playing method is similar to that of a flute. Six sound holes, the first five and the last one, with low timbre and two and a half octaves. The lowest bass of Xiao is d'.

Step 2: Sheng Sheng

In ancient times, the big sheng was called "Yu" and the small sheng was called "He". There have been records about "harmony" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions of Yin Ruins in the 0/5th century BC/KLOC. This instrument was often mentioned in China's poetry classics in the 6th century BC.

Traditional sheng is generally thirteen springs and fourteen springs. There are twenty-one, twenty-four, twenty-six, thirty-two, thirty-four and thirty-six springs after improvement.

Sheng is often used as an accompaniment instrument, and it can also be used for solo because of its clear and transparent timbre and wide range. Sheng is pronounced with a spring vibration, and can blow and suck, and can blow out more than two sounds at the same time, so it can play harmony.

3. suona suona

Suona was originally a musical instrument in Persia (now Iran). The word suona is a transliteration of Persian SURNA. Suona has been recorded in China since the Ming Dynasty. It is still the main musical instrument in folk weddings, funerals and celebrations. There are many kinds of suona, big, small, thick, soft and expressive. Wind instruments can play almost all skills, and they can imitate singing, play with flute, whistle and trumpet, and simulate different roles, such as Lao Sheng and Hua Dan. Its common range is two octaves. At present, the suona commonly used by Chinese orchestras is the high-pitched suona in D with G'.

Play an instrument

A plucked instrument is a general term for instruments that pluck strings with fingers or plucked instruments and tap strings with harps and bamboo poles. The plucked instrument has a long history and various forms, and it is a very distinctive stringed instrument. As far back as 3,000 years ago in the Zhou Dynasty, there were musical instruments such as "Qin" and "Se", and then Zhu and Zheng in the Warring States period, green beans in the Qin Dynasty, pipa in the Han Dynasty, Ruan and Pipa in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Sanxian in the Yuan Dynasty, Ming Dynasty and so on were successively produced or imported at weekends.

5. According to the different shapes, performances and playing methods, plucked instruments can be roughly divided into three categories:

The first category is represented by lyre, including Qin, Zheng and other musical instruments. This musical instrument has a rectangular wooden box as the body and the strings are flat. Except for the lyre, which can be played with strings, all the others only use its empty strings.

The second category is represented by pipa, including, yueqin, Ruan, Sanxian and other musical instruments. They are equipped with four, three and two strings, with the left hand pressing the strings and the right hand plucking the strings, and most of them are played on their legs.

6. The third category is dulcimer. Lying flat on a wooden frame, it was introduced from abroad in the Ming Dynasty.

There are many kinds of plucked instruments. Here, the most commonly used musical instruments in Chinese orchestras are introduced in turn: pipa, pipa, pipa, pipa, zither, Ruan and Sanxian.

(1) Pipa Pipa

The earliest pipa is a general term for plucked instruments. As far as the third century BC ... >>

Question 10: What is the most famous musical instrument in China? There are nearly 70 kinds of pre-Qin musical instruments recorded in the literature. There are 29 kinds of percussion instruments mentioned in the Book of Songs alone, including drums, bells, cymbals, chimes and chimes. 6 kinds of wind instruments such as Xiao, Guan and Sheng and 2 kinds of stringed instruments such as Qin and Qin. Due to the increasing variety of musical instruments, in the Zhou Dynasty, according to the different materials used to make musical instruments, they were divided into eight categories: gold, stone, earth, leather, silk, wood and bamboo, which is the so-called "eight-tone" classification.

wind instrument

China wind instruments are mostly made of bamboo or wood. According to the different vibration methods, it can be divided into three categories: the first category, there are flutes, flutes (Qu Di and Bangdi), flutes and so on.

In the second category, there are suona, sea flute, pipe, double pipe, throat and other musical instruments that make the orchestral string vibrate when the airflow blows over the whistle.

The third category includes Sheng, Baosheng, Paisheng and the Eighth Five-Year Plan.

Due to the different pronunciation principles, the types and timbres of musical instruments are extremely colorful and have strong personality. And because of the differences in playing skills of various instruments, as well as the differences in regions, nationalities, times and performers, wind instruments in national instrumental music have formed extremely rich playing skills in the long-term development process, with unique playing styles and genres.

Representative musical instruments: Sheng, Lusheng, Paixiao, Hulusi, Guanzi, Bawu, Lian, Suona and Xiao.

All musical instruments: Muye, paper, bamboo tube (Dong nationality), flute (Zhuang nationality), Zhaojun (Han nationality), Tuliang (Jingpo nationality), spouse and Er (Kazak nationality).

, Koudi (Han nationality), Baktuguan (Miao nationality), (Nu nationality), Xiao (Han nationality), Rinpoche, (Gaoshan nationality), Di (Han nationality) and Paidi (Han nationality).

, Dong flute (Dong nationality), bamboo tube whistle (Han nationality), Paixiao (Han nationality), Duo (Kemu nationality), Chi (Han nationality), Lian (Han nationality), Bei (Tibetan nationality) and Zhan Jian (Miao nationality)

Xiao Jie (Miao), Dong Dongkui (Tujia), Yida (Li), Lie (Li), Suona (Han), Guan (Han), (Han)

, throat (Han nationality), Mangguan (Miao nationality), Sheng (Han nationality), Lusheng (Miao nationality, Yao nationality and Dong nationality), Quesuo (Hani nationality), Bawu (Hani nationality) and Shao (Oroqen nationality)

Plucked/stringed instruments

China's plucked instruments are divided into horizontal and vertical. Horizontal styles, such as: Zheng (guzheng and tuning Zheng), guqin, dulcimer and piano solo. Vertical, such as: Pipa, Ruan, Yueqin, Sanxian, Dongbula, Zamu Nie.

Playing musical instruments is bright and crisp. There are two ways to play the right hand: fake nails and Paizi. The right hand skills are fully developed, such as bouncing, picking, rolling, turning, hooking, rubbing, buckling, rowing, brushing, dividing, patting, lifting and picking. The richness of right-hand skills also promotes the development of left-hand skills such as pressing, reading, kicking, hugging, twisting, pushing, hugging, squatting, standing and lifting.

Most of the instruments played are rhythmic, except solo, but the aftertaste is very short, so you need to roll or turn long notes. Generally, the strength of plucked instruments does not change much. In the band, except guqin, other instruments have strong sound penetration.

In addition to single stringed instruments, plucked instruments mostly divide the pitch by code (or column), and vertically divide the pitch by phase and quality, which can be divided into two types: no phase and no quality. Generally speaking, it is easy to tune except the common zither arranged in five tones.

All kinds of playing instruments have a good effect on the playing of overtones. Besides piano solo, you can play two notes, * * *, pipa and interval jump.

China's musical instrument playing styles are varied, and the names and symbols of playing techniques are not consistent.

Representative musical instruments: pipa, Zheng, dulcimer, lyre (guqin), Rewap, Dongbula, Ruan, Sanxian, Yueqin and piano.

All musical instruments: Metal Kouxian (Miao) (Kirgiz), Bamboo Kouxian (Yi), (Gaoshan), Pipa (Han), Ruan (Han), Yueqin (Han), (Han), Sanxian (Han) and Rewafu (* * *).

percussion instrument

China has a wide variety of national percussion instruments, rich skills and distinctive national style.

According to different pronunciations, it can be divided into: 1 and gong, such as big gong, small gong, cloud gong, cymbals and bells. 2, ringing wood, such as: board, bangzi, wooden fish, etc. 3. Leather, such as drums, drums, drums, elephant feet drums, etc.

China percussion instrument is not only a rhythmic instrument, but also a musical instrument.