The Present Situation of the Great Suona in Linxian County

20 13 From May 28th to June 2nd, the 10th China Art Festival "China National Instrumental Music Combination Exhibition" was held in Jining, Heze and Zaozhuang. The provincial intangible cultural heritage protection project, Linxian Dashona, won favorable comments from experts, judges and audiences, won the performance award of non-professional group, and won the first prize of the National Instrumental Music Competition held by the Ministry of Culture for Lvliang and Shanxi.

On July 9th, 20 13, he went to Taiwan Province Province for an exchange performance, and held a special performance in Linxian Cinema on July 9th13. On July 8th, he will go to Fenyang to attend the 7th Fenyang World Walnut Congress. As the first batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage protection projects in our province, the ancient art of Dasuona in Linxian County has been given new artistic life.

On July 9th, 20 13, Daxisona Art Troupe in Linxian was invited to attend the "20 13 Bamboo Cutting National Music Festival" in hsinchu city, Taiwan Province Province. In Taiwan Province Province, they gave a special exchange performance. Performed more than 0 tracks 10, such as "Busy Farming in Spring", "Nongjiale" and "The Source of the Yellow River". The tune is cheerful and passionate, with a rough and bold momentum, emitting a strong ancient style of the Yellow River. The loud suona music shocked more than 10,000 audiences in Taiwan Province Province, and the atmosphere was very warm. "Linxian Dasuona" not only inherits the rough, bold and high timbre of northern Shaanxi Dasuona, but also absorbs the delicate, lively and euphemistic characteristics of Jinchuan Xiaosuona. It is a wonderful work of art that blooms on the Loess Plateau and the banks of the Yellow River in northwest Shanxi. Most of the songs performed inherit the ancient music cards, which have high academic value and are valuable materials for studying China folk culture. In 2006, "Linxian Da Suona" was officially announced by the provincial government as the first batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage protection projects.