Top Ten Famous Songs of Guqin

Top Ten Famous Guqin Pieces: Xiaoxiang Shuiyun, Guangling San, Gaoshan Flowing Water, The Fisherman and the Woodcutter's Question and Answer, Flat Sand and Falling Wild Geese, White Snow in Yangchun, Eighteen Beats of Hu Jia, Three Pieces of Yang Guan, Three Melodious Plum Blossoms, Drunken Fisherman Singing in the Evening.

1, "xiaoxiang shuiyun"

Xiaoxiang shuiyun is the famous guqin player by the southern song dynasty, zhejiang school of guqin founder guo shin, in the southern song dynasty at the end of the south of the yuan soldiers in the background of the creation of guqin famous song, sheet music in the magical secret record *** was divided into ten sections, the current popularity of the modern is divided into a variety of score, the main popular is the eighteen sections of music plus a few more, the main popularity is the eighteen sections of music plus a few more, the main popularity is the eighteenth section of music plus a few more. The main popularity is the eighteen sections of the song plus a coda.

2, "Guangling San"

Guangling San is also known as the Guangling stop, is one of China's top ten famous guqin song, in ancient times and is regarded as "Nie Zheng stabbed the Han Puppet Curve", once the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the famous zither master Jikang on the song and famous in the world, the early surviving sheet music is found in the Ming Dynasty's "miraculous secret score", and to the magnificent

3, "High Mountains and Flowing Water"

High Mountains and Flowing Water is rumored to be one of the ten most important ancient Chinese compositions composed by the pre-Qin period's qin master Bo Ya and the woodcutter Zhong Ziqi, who became soulmates after meeting each other, and is currently divided into the two compositions of "High Mountains and Flowing Water", which was later developed into a Guzheng piece with the same name, which is often used in the later times as an analogy for the difficulty of finding a soulmate.

4, "The Fisherman and the Woodcutter"

The Fisherman and the Woodcutter is one of the ten most famous Chinese ancient songs with more than 30 kinds of score versions, and it was built in the Ming Dynasty in the Xingzhuang Taiyin Renewal Spectrum. This famous Chinese Guqin song utilizes beautiful and elegant tunes and the melody of repartee to depict the dialogue between the fisherman and the woodcutter.

5, "Pingsha Falling Geese"

Pingsha Falling Geese, also known as the geese fall Pingsha, first appeared in the Ming Dynasty's "Ancient Tone Zhengzong", since its discovery, to the present **** more than 50 kinds of sheet music, and there are a variety of genres of sheet music, and the entire sheet music is the use of the euphemistic fluent and elegantly refreshing tunes to describe the geese in the air hovering around looking forward to the scene. The whole piece is mainly utilized to depict the scene of geese circling in the air.

6, "Yangchunbaixue"

Yangchunbaixue, a guqin piece that utilizes a high and low style, a fresh and smooth melody, and an easy and fast tempo to express the beauty of the early spring, when the earth is in the midst of the winter and spring, and when things are recovering and thriving, is one of the top ten most famous guqin pieces of all time in China.

7, "Hu Jia Eighteen Beats"

Hu Jia Eighteen Beats is rumored to be one of the ten most famous ancient Chinese songs made by Cai Wen Ji for the nostalgia of her hometown, it is a *** eighteen chapters, one chapter is a beat of the ancient music of the qin song lyrics, which mainly reflects the theme of the return of the Wen Ji to the Han Dynasty, the two surviving sheet music of the song is found in the Ming Dynasty in the year of 1611, "qin fit", and the early Qing Dynasty, "Cheng Jian". There is also the early Qing dynasty's Chengjiantang zither score, the latter of which has been widely circulated.

8. Yangguan Sanjie

Yangguan Sanjie, also known as Yangguan Qu and Weicheng Qu, is a famous Guqin piece based on Wang Wei's seven-word stanza "Sending Yuan Er to Envoy Anxi," and has been widely performed since the Tang Dynasty, with more than ten different types of music in the Gradual Tone and Release of Characters Qin Records, which was built as early as 1491, and the Invention of the Qin Records, which was published in 1530, already has more than ten different types of music in the Qin Records. In 1530, the "Invention of the Zither Score" already had more than a dozen different scores.

9, "Plum Blossom Sanlang"

Plum Blossom Sanlang, also known as the "Plum Blossom Lead" and "Yu Fei Lead," is said to be a flute piece composed by Huan Yin of the Jin Dynasty, which was later adapted into a ten-part, two-major part guqin piece, and the score of the piece can be found in the Ming Dynasty's "Miraculous Secret Score" from as early as 1425, which is a piece that consumes repeated Overtone playing method embodies the glorification of the noble character of the snow and frost.

10, "Drunken Fisherman Singing in the Evening"

Drunken Fisherman Singing in the Evening is a kind of guqin song which was created by Lu Guimeng and Pi Rixiu when they saw a drunken fisherman singing while they were boating on the Songjiang River, and it was seen in the Xilutang qin dong in 1525, and after many years of development, there are many versions of the sheet music of the qin in circulation at the present time.