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The Performance Form of Zhou Jia Suona

Expression form

There are two forms of Zhou Jia suona. One is marching in procession, and the musicians walk and play in two columns. There is a tuba in front, so they follow, and the formation is the same. This form is mainly used for wedding banquets, temple fairs, guilds, funerals and other dynamic occasions. The other is indoor sitting performance, in which musicians sit around a square table on three sides. There are traditional "five people" and "Eight Immortals Music". This form is mainly suitable for static occasions such as birthdays, giving milk candy to children (children are twelve days old), prayers, temple fairs and sacrifices.

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After six generations of inheritance, Zhou Jia suona class has formed its own unique performance style:

I am good at playing cheerful wedding tunes and slow, calm and sad songs for funerals.

The second is to add some folk tricks in the process of playing, such as eating fire, spitting colored paper, blowing flagpoles, burning grape racks, washing pig's hands, playing with cigarette butts, playing with double pipes, (blowing a whistle without copper pipes, which is called a doll whistle in folk) and other stunts.

Thirdly, from a single playing technique at the beginning to a variety of playing techniques today, such as tone change (single, double and triple tone change), abdominal trill, tooth trill, sliding tone, pad tone, flowered tongue, beat, etc., the music is open and closed, static and varied, with strong local characteristics in northern Anhui.

Fourth, some local operas (such as dulcimer, drum, shadow play, Sizhou opera, etc. ), folk tunes, and even classical music, pop songs, rock songs, foreign music and other forms have been integrated into the traditional qupai. 1, Musical Instruments: The main musical instruments of Zhou Jia suona class are the big suona, the small suona, the flute, the stuffy son, the pipe, the erhu, the sheng, the cymbals, the trumpet, the trombone, the hall drum, the gong and the small gong.

2. Props: square table (sitting and playing).

3. Clothing: No special requirements.