What is a flute solo?

Flute Solo is a work specially created by the composer for flute performance. The solo performance of flute is generally based on flute, and it is more ideal to play with other musical instruments.

For the flute, the solo of the flute can fully show the various ranges and playing skills of the flute, so it is often more difficult to solo the flute than to play a tune.

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Di Zi is often used in China folk music, China traditional opera, China national orchestra, western symphony orchestra and modern music, and is one of the representative musical instruments in China. In national bands, flute is an important wind instrument and is considered as the representative of national wind music.

Modern flute can be divided into two schools: the northern school uses techniques such as vocalization, polishing, sliding and splitting, while the southern school uses techniques such as vibrato, striking, overlapping and vibration. In addition, after decades of continuous practice by a large number of musicians, a series of special techniques have been created, such as cyclic ventilation, cyclic spitting, kneading, package blowing, roaring, punching, flying fingers, seven-degree kneading, whistling and so on.

The style of Nanpai flute is elegant and beautiful, and the flute they use is mainly Qu Di. Qu Di's pipes are long and thick, with rich and soft timbre, clear and mellow, melodious and euphemistic, which are mainly popular in the south of China.

The style of the northern school flute is vigorous and rough, and the flute they use is mainly bangdi. The pipe of the bangdi is short and thin, and the timbre is high and bright. Mainly popular in northern China.