People call the drum and bass music north of Zoucheng ( ).

People call the drum and bass music north of Zoucheng "northern drum and bass".

North Drum and Blow, also known as Northern Drum and Blow Music, is a form of traditional Chinese music that originated in the northern regions of ancient China. With its unique timbre, melody and rhythm, it demonstrates the bold and unrestrained character traits of the northern people. The Northern Drum Blow occupies an important position in the history of Chinese music, and is of great value to the study of ancient Chinese music, folk music and regional culture. The history of the Northern Drum and Bugle can be traced back to the Warring States period, when the main instruments were drums, cymbals and cymbals.

During the Qin and Han Dynasties, with the opening of the Silk Road, the cultural exchanges between China and the West became more and more frequent, and the Bei Drum and Blow gradually absorbed the elements of the music of the Western regions, forming a unique style. The Tang Dynasty was the heyday of the Northern Drum and Blow, which already had a high level of skill and became an important part of the court music. After the Song Dynasty, the Northern Drum Blow gradually went to the folk, and became an important form of performance in temple fairs, social fires and other folk activities.

The music style of the Northern Drum Blowers is unique, with a vigorous and exuberant momentum, but also a beautiful melody. It has a rich variety of tones, both rough and bold sound of gongs and drums, as well as melodious sound of silk and bamboo. The rhythm of BeiDuBao is fast and full of changes, which can express various complex emotions and scenes. In terms of playing techniques, the BeiDuBuo pays attention to the changes in strength and the treatment of timbre, which makes the music performance more colorful. The main instruments of the Northern Drumboat are gongs, drums, cymbals, suona, etc.

One of the instruments is the gong, drum, cymbal and suona.

The gongs, drums, cymbals and other percussion instruments are one of the main features of the Bei Drumboo, and they ****together constitute the unique sound and rhythm of the Bei Drumboo. The flute, suona and other wind instruments add a beautiful melody and rich expressiveness to the Bei Drumboat. These instruments cooperate with each other in the process of playing, forming the unique flavor of the Bei Drumboom. In all parts of China, the Bei Drumboo has been widely spread and developed. Especially in the northern regions, such as Shanxi, Hebei, Shaanxi and other places.