What are the Han musical instruments in China?

Konoha, Paper, Zhao Jun (Han nationality), Koudi (Han nationality), Xiao (Han nationality), shakuhachi, Di (Han nationality), Paidi (Han nationality), Bamboo Tube Whistle, Paixiao (Han nationality), Chi (Han nationality), Xun (Han nationality) and Suona.

Step 2 pluck a musical instrument

Pipa (Han), Ruan (Han), Yueqin (Han), (Han), (Han), Sanxian (Han), Zheng (Han), Guqin (Han), Harp and Yanzhuqin.

Step 3 play stringed instruments

Musical Instruments: Erhu (Han nationality), Gao Hu (Han nationality), Jinghu (Han nationality), Sanhu (Han nationality), Hu Si (Mongolian nationality), Banhu (Han nationality), Tiaoqin (Han nationality), Tiaohu (Han nationality), Ma Touqin (Mongolian nationality), Yehu (Miao nationality), Leiqin (Han nationality), Erxian (Erxian).

4. percussion instruments

Bangzi (Han nationality), pear flower slices (Han nationality), edge of slices (Han nationality), cymbals (Han nationality), gongs (Han nationality), Yungong (Han nationality), decameron Gong (Han nationality), Xing (Han nationality)-touching bells, bells (Han nationality) and bells (Han nationality).

Extended data

At the beginning of ancient Chinese music, music and dance were inseparable, and there must be "dance" when playing "music". In ancient sacrificial ceremonies, witch dancing was often accompanied by music, which may be the earliest origin of China music.

According to historical records, the legendary Huangdi, Yao, Shun, Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties all had their own music and dance. In the Zhou Dynasty, the six generations of music and dance were combined into six parts, which were called "six music" or "six dances". It can be seen that in the culture of Zhou Dynasty, music and dance can be extrapolated. After Qin unified the six countries, the local music of Qin merged with the music of the six eastern countries, and music began to have a certain influence.

From the Han Dynasty, western music was gradually introduced into China, such as the flute, the Qiang flute, the pipa and the Jie drum, which were originally western musical instruments. At this time, they have used the original musical instrument from northern Alakazam to form the drum music of the Han Dynasty. The combination of these musical instruments embodies the fusion of various ethnic music cultures.

From Wei and Jin Dynasties to Tang Dynasty, the music of ethnic minorities in North and South was further blended with the music of Han nationality, and the popular harmony songs in the north were combined with Wu Ge and western music in the south, forming a new music form "Shang Qing Qu" and producing famous traditional folk music such as "Moonlit Night on a Spring River".

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