What is the playing formula of rural gongs and drums 123?

The formula of rural drum is: knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock knock.

For example, common: 3/4; 4/4。 Introduce two simplest rhythms. Dong stands for drums, magnetism stands for stepping on cymbals, and big stands for drums. The speed is all eighth notes. 3/4: Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock-Knock

When playing the big drum, one person beats the drum and beats the board alone, and the rest are accompanied by plucked instruments such as Sanxian, Pipa and Qin Yue, and some only beat the drum and beat the board. Most of them have lyrics, and the lyrics are basically seven-character and cross-sentence.

Matters needing attention

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 the selection of musical instruments, timbre and tone, the number and combination of musical instruments, and various rhythm patterns of performance, forming a unique style of this kind of opera.

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.