How can I play the flute well?

Bangdi is a musical instrument accompanied by Qu Di and Qu Di, Qu Di, which is also called "Bangdi", "City Bangdi" or "Tie Line Bangdi". Because Suzhou is rich in bangdi, it is also called "Su Di".

Most of them are c or d keys.

The pipe body is thick and long, the timbre is pure and mellow, the transportation is long, and the strength changes carefully. It is often played first and then combined, with three rhymes, melodious and euphemistic, and the tunes played are beautiful, exquisite and gorgeous, with a strong Jiangnan charm.

The timbre is beautiful and clear, and the timbre can be controlled freely. The techniques of calling, playing, leaning and vibrato on the flute are widely used, which requires full and even breath and minimal staccato.

Qu Di is widely popular in southern China, suitable for solo and ensemble, and it is one of the distinctive instruments in local music such as Kunqu Opera, Jiangnan bamboo silk, southern Jiangsu percussion, Chaozhou dialect flute, Chaozhou dialect gongs and drums.

Representative track: Happy Personality Street in Gusuxing

Representative Master: Zhao Songting Lu Chunling Bangdi Bangdi as the accompaniment of the northern Bangzi opera.

Flute body is thin and short, and its timbre is high, bright and powerful, with emphasis on tongue skills.

In the performance, it shows a strong local color, and it is more intense in the use of breath. It adopts special skills such as fast tongue jumping, strong overlapping sound, and interesting tongue sounds.

Band-Aid is good at expressing vigorous, lively and quick feelings, and has a strong northern color, which is inseparable from the regional characteristics, living and working habits of the people in the north.

It is mostly used for accompaniment of blowing songs, Ju Ping Opera and Bangzi Opera (such as Shaanxi Opera, Hebei Bangzi, Pu Opera, etc.). ) In the north, it can also be used for solo.

Representative tracks: Welcome, Bangzi, Whipping Horses to Carry Grain, Birds in the Shade, Spring in Jujube Garden.