What does Japanese classical music mean?

Japanese classical music is an important part of Japanese traditional pop music. Its history can be traced back to the 7th century, influenced by religion, dance and drama, and finally formed a unique style. Japanese classical music is mainly played by traditional Japanese musical instruments, the most important of which are Qin and shakuhachi. This kind of music is famous for its unique melody and singing style, and is one of the important representatives of Japanese culture.

Japanese classical music has many unique features. Its melody is beautiful and pleasant, often accompanied by the affectionate performance of shakuhachi, which makes people feel moved. In addition, Japanese classical music pays attention to the rich changes of rhythm and rhythm, which also reflects the aesthetic characteristics of Japanese traditional culture to some extent. For example, when playing, the player's body language and expression are also very important, which can make the music more beautiful and moving.

The expression of Japanese classical music is also very unique. Generally speaking, performers perform on mats on the ground and wear bathrobes. They will perform singing, dancing and other performances to express the deep feelings of music. In addition, Japanese classical music also pays attention to the creation of environment and atmosphere, and usually performs late at night or at night to achieve better artistic effects.