What instrument is suitable for Cold Crows Playing in the Water

The whole song **** three sections, each section of the music distinctive personality, paragraph boundaries clear, is a typical plate variation. The first section, the head plate (also known as the slow plate) for 4 / 4 beat; the second section, copy beat (also known as the torture), for 1/4 beat; the third section, the third plate (also known as the center plate), also 1/4 beat, faster. The plate arrangement of this piece of music is a typical structural style of the Chaozhou string poem suite. Through enjoying "Crows Playing in the Water", one can appreciate some characteristics of the melodic color and tonal color changes of Teochew music. Cold Crows Playing in the Water" is a famous Hakka zheng tune and one of the ten major suites of Teochew music. Hakka is a term used to describe the people of the Central Plains who moved to the Chao and Mei areas of Guangdong at the end of the Song Dynasty to avoid war. Hakka zither music is also known as "Zhongzhou ancient tune". This piece is played on a traditional 16-string wire zither, with a clear tone, long aftertone, and a gentle rhythm. The music depicts the joyful scene of crows (i.e. fish eagles) playing in a pond. This piece not only has a beautiful melody, but also has a refreshing and chic flavor, wherever Chaozhou music is spread, you can hear this music, so people often jokingly refer to this piece of music as the state song of Chaozhou

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