One Long Three Short Allegro Tutorial

One long and three short are not used for Allegro. They are used in Shaanxi Bangzi. Tie it to the left calf, play the three strings, beat the time with your left foot, and the bamboo board will beat accordingly.

There are generally two types of allegro grips. One is the straight grip. The second knuckle of the index finger and the first joint of the thumb in front of the board are in a clamp shape in front of the racket. The distance between the two fingers is 1 to 2cm, and the handle of the board is close to the tiger's mouth.

The other three fingers are naturally bent and attached to the upper 1/3 of the back of the board.

The other is the horizontal board holding method. The middle finger, ring finger, and little finger are naturally bent to hold the handle of the board. The thumb is close to the middle finger on the front of the board, and the index finger is naturally straightened and placed diagonally on the back of the board.

Allegro is a kind of Han rap art, which belongs to the rhyme genre of Chinese folk art.

In the early years, it was called "Shu Lai Bao", also known as "Jingle", "Liu Kou Zhe" and "Lian Zi Zui". It evolved from "Lotus Fall" sung by poor people in the Song Dynasty.

The real Allegro is two big and small (one set), see the picture. Extended information: Practice requirements: 1. Position: When beating the rhythm, the sides of the "knot" and "big board" are facing outward, and the "low" cannot exceed the abdomen.

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During practice, the movements require stretching, inside and outside, front and back, left and right, up and down, and free movement to lay a good foundation for performance. "Standing fan" and "flat lifting" can be advanced and retreated to avoid the tendency of one posture.

2. Rhythm: Use clock speed as the standard for rhythm. The walking speeds of "clocks" and "watches" are different. Various speeds can be used during practice to practice the accuracy of the rhythm.

3. Volume: It is necessary to have "strong" and "weak" control, and it is necessary to master the five-finger function of the knot.

Its functions are: the thumb is for blocking, the index finger is for picking, the middle finger is for supporting, the ring finger is for sticking, and the little finger is for assisting.

The five fingers cooperate with each other to control the volume.