The qupai of Jiangnan silk and bamboo?

The most striking feature of Jiangnan Sizhu is its fine playing style. In the ensemble, the voice of each instrument is both individual and harmonious, and the writing of polyphonic texture is very distinctive. Most of the music comes from the folk music of weddings, funerals and temple fairs, and some of them are classical music cards that have been circulated for a long time. Jiangnan Sizhu Band: "Si"-Erhu, Zhonghu, Pipa, Sanxian, dulcimer, etc.

"Bamboo"-flute, flute and sheng;

Others-boards, drums and bells.

Recently, it was discovered that Jinghu, Banhu and Pancai were used in the silk and bamboo bands in the suburbs of Shanghai. One of the greatest characteristics of Jiangnan Sizhu is its fine playing style. In ensemble, the voice of each instrument is both individual and harmonious, and the polyphonic texture writing is very distinctive. Most of the music comes from the folk music of weddings, funerals and temple fairs, and some of them are classical music cards that have been circulated for a long time. The musical structure of bamboo and silk in the south of the Yangtze River can be divided into three categories: one is the variation of basic tunes, such as China Six Flowers, Slow Six Forbidden, Ode to Joy, Yun Qing and so on; The second is a circular structure similar to the Rondo style of western music, such as slow three Liu; The third is the divertimento of multiple cards, such as "four in one" and "walking the streets". The above-mentioned songs are the eight most widely circulated, influential and representative songs of silk and bamboo in the south of the Yangtze River. The origin of the names of the eight songs of Sizhu is that in 1939, Sizhu family established "Sizhu Entertainment" in Shanghai New World Amusement Park, and wrote the above eight songs on eight brands, from which Sizhu lovers can choose any song to perform on stage, and the titles of the eight songs of Sizhu began. Music shows Jiangnan's beautiful and gentle style, full of emotion.