What rap music does Yin Qing in Sichuan belong to?

Yin Qing, Sichuan is a mature genre of Qupai rap music, and its aria inherits the structure of Qupai couplets since the Song Dynasty, which is another genre of Qupai rap music.

Yin Qing in Sichuan is also a kind of music developed from the form of singing. At the beginning of its formation, it was called "singing a ditty". It is also called "singing Qin Yue" or "singing pipa" because it is often accompanied by Qin Yue or pipa. Qupai used in Yin Qing, Sichuan, had folk songs in the Ming and Qing Dynasties in the early days, and folk songs in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River after the middle of the Qing Dynasty.

During Guangxu period, Yin Qing in Sichuan entered the library and teahouse. At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, people trapped in poverty organized a group of Yin Qing artists, which made Yin Qing in Sichuan more popular. Yin Qing, Sichuan also has a group of playmates. On the basis of these clubs, artists formed large guilds in various places in 1930s.

Singing form

Yin Qing in Sichuan used to sing in teahouses and bookstores, mainly by sitting. After the 1950 s, he entered the Quyi Theatre, taking stage performance as the main form and changed to stand and sing. Generally speaking, the actress plays a solo or lead singer from the drum board, and the accompanist plays a supporting role and dubbing role when the characters in the book are long.

Accompaniment instruments in Yin Qing, Sichuan include pipa, Qin Yue, Sanxian and Erhu, and there used to be a harp bowl. In addition, the singer holds a sandalwood board and plays a special percussion instrument-bamboo drum to master the rhythm. There are rich Qupai in Yin Qing, Sichuan, and there are nearly 200 kinds of Quyi music in China, which have formed several different structural forms in the process of artists' long-term use.