Suona music played by the dead in the country

Cry for five tables, cry for heaven, the song of heaven, a flower, cry for a farewell song, the big Buddha tune, and the Korean blowing song.

First, "Crying Five Tables" is a local genre of Quyi, which has various versions all over the country. Generally speaking, the bride in the old society cried and married. The variety show is complex and sad at the same time. This is really the "mouth-to-mouth life" of the bottom people.

2. Crying for the Land is a song sung by ducks. It is composed by lyrics, composed by He Lang and produced by RP. Qingluan has not rested, and the luminous turbidity invites the bright moon; Huang Heyuan, feather fan round, missing.

3. The Song of Heaven was written by Qiu Chuji, a Taoist priest of Beiqi Town, and it came from Panxi Collection. Since it came out, it has always been valued by monks. At the end of Yuan Dynasty, Zi Yuan (Wang Daoyuan), a sage, made comments on Tiangexing, and Lu Xixing of Ming Dynasty made an investigation on Tiangexing.

Fourthly, "A Flower" is a divertimento with the nature of self-report created by Guan Hanqing, a dramatist in Yuan Dynasty. This set of music skillfully shows the characteristics of Sanqu form with its natural and vivid, humorous and exaggerated language and bold and exaggerated style.

5. Mourning songs, the traditional ones are "Playing the Tomb Tune", "Widows Going to the Grave", Birds Flying to the Phoenix, and Happy Suona-they also like to play opera and sing some traditional famous songs, such as "Sunset flute and drum", "treading on thin ice", "Beijing bonfire spreads to the border village", "Spurring horses" and "Busy transporting grain"; There are also popular songs, such as my sister's bow, big sedan chair, don't pick wild flowers by the roadside, nine sisters and so on.

Suona, with its loud pronunciation, has been used as accompaniment for folk song blowing parties, yangko parties, drum music classes and local folk art and opera. Through continuous development, it has enriched the playing skills and improved the expressive force, and has become a unique solo instrument, which is used for national band ensemble or opera, song and dance accompaniment.

Suona is a national wind instrument in China and a popular folk instrument in China.

Suona is bright in tone and loud in volume. The pipe is made of wood and has a conical shape. The upper end is equipped with a copper tube with a whistle, and the lower end is covered with a copper bell mouth (called a bowl), so it is commonly known as a horn. In Taiwan Province Province, it is called advocacy; Also called Didi in Guangdong, it is one of the eight-tone musical instruments in Guangdong.

References:

Suona _ Baidu Encyclopedia