What instruments are there in the national orchestra?

National orchestral music refers to the art form of using orchestral instruments in China traditional music. There are many kinds of musical instruments. Here are some common tools:

Erhu: A traditional stringed instrument in China, with melodious timbre and rich expressive force.

Guzheng: A traditional plucked instrument in China, with crisp and melodious timbre and gorgeous playing skills.

Flute: A traditional wind instrument in China, which can not only play slow melodious tunes, but also show passionate musical feelings.

Violin: A western bowstring instrument, which is also widely used in China's traditional music, has a high and melodious tone.

Drum: A traditional percussion instrument in China, which is divided into big drums, small drums and other types.

Pipa: A traditional plucked instrument in China, which has a mellow tone and can express beautiful melody and lyrical feelings.

Guitar: China national orchestral music also uses western plucked instruments, with warm and bright timbre.

Dulcimer: A traditional plucked instrument in China, with crisp and pleasant tone, is often used to play ancient music.

Ma Touqin: A stringed instrument played by ethnic minorities in China, which has a unique voice and expressive force.

The above are some common instruments in the national orchestral music, and their isomorphism forms the colorful music system of China traditional music.