Teaching video of erhu fingering in G key 1234567

Erhu is a traditional stringed instrument in China, which is often used to play China's folk music, traditional operas and large orchestras. There are many basic tuning methods for erhu, among which G key is one of the common tuning methods. It is very important to master the correct fingering in the process of learning erhu G key. The fingering of erhu G key 1234567 will be introduced below.

The tuning method of erhu G key is: G-D-G-D. When playing, the left hand holds the piano rod lightly, the right hand holds the bow, and the legs are placed on the flat cylinders on both sides of the piano barrel. It should be noted that the left hand should hold the rod correctly, and the place to hold the rod is the fingertip, not the whole palm. And the fingers of the left hand should be bent, soft and loose, not too hard, so as not to break the string.

The fingering of 1234567 refers to the fingering of 1234567 in which the fingers of the left hand press the strings respectively during the performance. Pin 1234567 corresponds to seven notes of G-A-B-C-D-E-F# respectively. Next, we will introduce the fingering of each product in detail.

1 fingering: the left index finger presses the top of the string, and the right hand gently pulls the bow to make a G sound. This product is also often called string, which is the most basic product of erhu G key.

Fingering: This fingering means that the finger is buckled on the second grass carp tendon on the string, and the right hand holds the bow and gently pulls it to make notes in one key. The second fret is also called the second string.

3 fingering: This fingering means that the finger is buckled at the third grass carp tendon on the string, and the right hand holds the bow and gently pulls it to make a note in B key. The third fret is also called Sanxian.

4 fingering: This fingering means that the finger is buckled on the fourth grass carp tendon on the string, and the right hand holds the bow and gently pulls it to make a C sound. Four products are also called four strings.

Finger fingering: This fingering means that the finger is buckled at the fifth grass carp tendon on the string, and the right hand gently pulls the bow to make a D sound. The five products are also called five strings.

6 fingering: This fingering means that the finger is buckled at the sixth grass carp tendon on the string, and the right hand is gently pulled with a bow to make a note on the E key. Six products are also called six strings.

Finger fingering: This fingering means that the finger is buckled on the seventh grass carp tendon on the string, and the right hand holds the bow and gently pulls it to make an F# sound. Seven frets are also called seven strings.

The above is the fingering of 1234567 in erhu G key. For erhu beginners, it is very important to master these fingering skillfully. Mastering the correct posture and finger placement requires constant practice to play harmonious and beautiful music. At the same time, learning erhu requires not only mastering fingering, but also listening and practicing more, drawing inspiration from it and feeling the emotions contained in music, so as to continuously improve their playing level.