What are the ensemble and ensemble forms of China national instrumental music?

Ensemble, ensemble, solo, duet, quartet and other forms.

The national traditional music in China is mainly composed of Buddhist music, Taoist music, rap music, traditional opera music and folk music. Folk music refers to China national instrumental music, including:

1. Wind music: big suona, small suona, bass suona, bamboo flute, bangdi, tenor sheng, alto sheng, bass sheng, etc.

2. Plucking categories: Pipa, Qin Liu, dulcimer, zhongruan, Daruan, Guzheng, Ziou, etc.

3. Strings: Gao Hu, Erhu, Zhonghu, Jinghu, Banhu, Chyi Chin, etc.

4. Percussion instruments: drums, drums, gongs, bronze percussion instruments, etc.

Extended data

China traditional music culture has a long history. China has a written history of more than 5,000 years, and the history of music culture can be traced back to a longer time. The exchange of Chinese and foreign music culture began to appear as early as the Zhou Dynasty. With the development of history and the continuous progress of human civilization, music culture also finds its place in the process of change, development, renewal and variation.

Today, with the traditional music of China presented in different postures, the traditional music culture of China presents diversified characteristics.

1, lasting a period.

2. * * Respectively at the temples.

3. Social effects of universality.

4. Category pattern construction.