Playing method of string bell

The playing method of string bell is as follows:

When playing, players sit or stand. Tibetans hold both ends of the cloth belt or belt with both hands, and Yao holds both ends of the belt with his left hand and bends in a circle. By stretching or shaking, the iron ball in the bell collides with the bell wall and sounds crisp. Used for religious activities and accompaniment of songs and dances and Tibetan operas. In the songs and dances of Tibetan Buddhist temples and Tibetan opera performances.

Players tie a string of bells to their waists, legs or arms, and rattle with the dance movements. Players pin the string bell on a small wooden board shaped like a writing brush, and shake or hit the shoulders and knees with both hands. It is a colorful rhythmic instrument with Tibetan characteristics. In the ancestor worship and funeral activities of Yao nationality, people hold the mother pillar in one hand and the white silk in the other, sing the filial piety first, and then ring the bell and dance.

Musical instruments are stringed bells, and Tibetan and Yao people shake their bodies and sound instruments. The Tibetan name is Ega, which means bell, and Yao is called mother pillar. Popular in Tibet, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Qinghai, Gansu and other provinces; Amulet string bell is also called "tiger support" or "tiger title", which used to be regarded as amulet by doctors and drug sellers; Chinese herbal medicine string bells, also known as Wannian and Yangtaro, are born in valley wetlands or forest margins. Indications for cold and cold; Laryngeal moth; Rheumatoid bone pain; Menopause; Fracture.

Explanation of string bell:

1, with a hollow metal ring, filled with metal pills, put it on your hand and shake the sounder. In the past, fortune tellers were often used to attract customers. "Travel Notes of Lao Can" for the first time: "There was a Taoist who tinkled a string of bells, saying that he was taught by strangers and could cure all diseases ... Lao Can worshipped him as a teacher and learned several prescriptions. From then on, he tinkled a string of bells to help others cure diseases and save lives."

2. Continuous ringing of bells. Extend "remarriage": "Three Bordeaux horses, all with colorful silks and string bells."