The traditional singing style of Linxian Daoqing Opera

The traditional singing style of Linxian Daoqing is in the Qupai style, which is divided into two categories: Pingdiao (a singing style evolved from Taoist songs) and minor tune (a singing style formed by combining local folk songs with Taoist songs).

Qupai Ping Tiao singing tunes were used in early Taoist rapping, mainly including Shua'er (called Zhongnan Diao), Langtaosha, etc. Minor tune singing tunes mainly include Ming and Qing folk songs and local ditties, including Taiping Diao, Wu Geng Diao,

Small herding cattle, etc.

In modern times, the structure of Banqiang singing style has been used for reference, making the singing style develop into Banqiang style.

Musical instruments Linxian Daoqing accompaniment musical instruments include the "Eight Immortals of Wen" and the "Eight Immortals of Wu" during the Taoqing stage of rapping, that is, the "four major pieces of Wenchang" (Guanzi, Sihu, bamboo flute, and sheng) and the "Four major pieces of martial arts" (

It is composed of fishing drum, simple board, small hairpin and wooden fish).