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Blue and white porcelain guzheng score d key

Music notation is as follows:

Playing fingering of blue and white porcelain;

1, drag, pluck the strings outward when playing, that is, pluck the strings in the bass direction. The action of special support is a natural, ingenious and coordinated action through shoulders, arms, hands and fake nails.

2, rub, play when the index finger plucks the string inward. Erase is usually used to play with the big finger or middle finger, and it is also used to pluck the strings with a single tone or an ascending scale.

3, split, pointing inward when playing is pointing to the treble direction. The action of splitting the string is still based on the joint between the big finger and the palm root, and the upper corner is slightly biased to pluck the string.

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Creation background

Vincent fang met several friends who appreciate antique art, and in the thousand-year chat with them, such as bronzes, Song porcelain, Ming and Qing furniture, he triggered his motivation to use those China artworks handed down from generation to generation as Song titles.

Definition of blue and white porcelain

Blue-and-white porcelain, also known as blue-and-white porcelain, is often called blue-and-white, which is one of the mainstream varieties of China porcelain and belongs to underglaze porcelain. Primitive blue-and-white porcelain appeared in Tang and Song Dynasties, and mature blue-and-white porcelain appeared in Hutian kiln in Jingdezhen in Yuan Dynasty. Blue and white became the mainstream of Ming porcelain. It reached its peak in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, colorful blue and white, peacock green glazed blue and white, bean green glazed blue and white yellow and old glazed blue and white were also created and fired. Blue and white porcelain is one of the classic symbols of "Chinese style", but its source actually comes from Islamic culture.