What is seven quotient?

"Guangdong tune, big tune, high-key tune, double tune, minor tune, crab tune and Lin Zhong tune are the seven quotients.

Q and shāng, pronounced Q and sh ā ng, is a Chinese character, which means the upper seven tones in ancient Yan music. These modes are applied to different regions and different music types, which have unique musical characteristics and cultural significance.

The characteristics of seven modes in China traditional music are as follows:

1, Yuediao: The tune is beautiful, flexible and expressive.

2, big food tune: wide range, bright timbre, mostly used for dance music and opera accompaniment.

3, the food sound on the tall: high range, allegro rhythm and strong impact.

4. Dual tone: It consists of two different modes alternately, and the music melody is changeable.

5, snack tune: the tune is simple and lively, full of lively and cheerful atmosphere.

6. Intermittent fingering: characterized by fingering skills, it is often used in instrumental music performance.

7. Lin Zhong tune: It has a narrow range and smooth tunes, and is usually used for performing literary songs or guqin.

Seven modes of China traditional music have been applied in different regions and different music types. Here are some commonly used fields:

1, Yuediao: folk music, opera, Zhejiang and Fujian instrumental music, etc.

2. Shandong and Hebei Quyi, dance music and Peking Opera accompaniment.

3. Folk music and opera in Wuhu, Anhui.

4. Music and opera in Guangdong and Chaoshan areas.

5. Folk music and operas in Sichuan and Guizhou.

6. Yunnan-Guizhou minority music and guqin performance.

7. The tune in the forest: the performance of literary songs and guqin in Jiangsu and Shanghai.