What traditional musical instruments are there in Yunnan?

(1) Percussion instruments: wearing elephant foot drums, pythons and cymbals; Bronze drums of Yi, Wa, Yao and Zhuang; Keno bamboo piano; The way of being a wooden man.

Features: clear rhythm, loud volume, mostly used for festival celebrations, welcoming and seeing off, cooperating with other musical instruments, and also being an accompaniment instrument in song and dance.

(2) Wind instruments: Hulusheng of Miao, Yao, Wa, Yi and Zhuang nationalities; Flutes of Yi, Hani, Naxi, Jingpo, Nu, Dulong and Lahu; Bawu of Yi, Hani and Dai; Yi people's spit.

Features: This instrument has rich timbre, strong expressive force and lively and beautiful music.

(3) plucked instruments: Yi, Bai, Naxi, Jingpo, Brown, Long Ben (also known as), Kouxian and Sanxian; Mongols are different.

Features: Most of them are accompanied by young men and women at parties, duets or dances. Young men and women can play. In their spare time, they often answer one-on-one with Qin Yue and Kouxian to convey their inner feelings.

(4) stringed instruments: erhu and sanxianhu of Naxi nationality; "Mo Ding" of Kemu people.

Features: This musical instrument is greatly influenced by Han musical instruments. Some of them are homemade, and most of them are bought from shops. But the lyrics and fingering are completely different from Han Huqin. In Chuxiong, Lunan and other ethnic minority areas, there are also "dances" with Jinghu, Qin Yue and dizi as musical instruments.