Feelings about Chinese traditional musical instruments

The most indispensable thing in the world is sound, and the most beautiful thing in sound is music. Music is the interpretation of all voices in the world and the condiment of social life. Without music, the world will become dull and lifeless. Therefore, music enriches our lives and cultivates our sentiments.

Chinese traditional musical instruments have a long history and unique timbre. Among them, pipa, erhu, guzheng, flute, Xiao and other musical instruments are widely used. Thousands of years of music culture has intoxicated China people from generation to generation, and at the same time left a relatively complete music theory, such as the three-point profit and loss method, which appeared earlier than other countries and regions and is in a leading position in the world. This is the essence of China culture and the treasure of world civilization. Most of these instruments are made of bamboo, wood, silk, metal and other materials, and they produce different timbres and emotions through different playing skills and techniques.

China traditional music emphasizes the integration of music and culture, and pays attention to the connotation and emotional expression of music. Therefore, the performance of Chinese traditional musical instruments focuses on the emotional expression and connotation of music, rather than showing off skills. In modern times, Chinese traditional musical instruments have also been widely used and developed. Many musicians combine traditional musical instruments with modern music and create many new musical works, which make traditional musical instruments glow with new vitality.

Music in a broad sense is any kind of artistic, pleasant, sacred or other sounds arranged in any way. It is a symbol, a sound symbol, which expresses people's thoughts and is one of the carriers of people's thoughts. It has a purpose and connotation, which implies the author's life experience, thoughts and feelings; It can express people's thoughts and feelings with organized melody and rhythm, and reflect real social life.