The musical emblem representing western music culture represents which of the following musical instruments?

In the west, the harp is usually considered as a symbol of music.

Lyra (Italian) music books, concert programs, musical instruments, and a common U-shaped symbol of music art on the concert stage are called "music emblem".

It originated from the ancient Greek folk musical instrument Baoqin (Greek lyre pronunciation: Lael Italian pronunciation: lira).

The shape of the musical instrument is a U-shaped frame, with a beam at the upper part, several strings hanging in the middle (as few as three or five, as many as ten, usually eight), and a * * * sound box at the bottom. Piano is one of the oldest musical instruments in Europe, and it is called "Guqin".

Because people all over the world love and cherish this ancient and representative musical instrument, they regard it as a kind of music notation to symbolize the art of music. In order to make the design of music emblem more beautiful and symmetrical, people have reformed the original musical instrument shape to make it more beautiful and solemn. In China, the rank of 1955 used the western music emblem and staff as the epaulettes of literary and art soldiers.