世界十大古筝名曲（The worlds ten largest Guzheng music）.docVIP

世界十大古筝名曲（The worlds ten largest Guzheng music） The worlds ten largest Guzheng music Guzheng is one of the most ancient musical instrument Chinese traditional instruments in the treasure, a stringed instrument in plucked stringed instrument, wide distribution, development, history. As early as the Warring States period more than two thousand years ago, Zheng became an important musical instrument that was widely circulated at that time. Zheng sound deep in the bass, treble and Alto area is clear, excellent singing or polished writing is very pleasant. When the blowing like water gurgling, unique charm, while the left hand press, kneading, chant and other techniques, and make music more flavor. The guzheng is according to five scale Dingxian, so very China national characteristics. In the structure of Guzheng instruments a string, string column, divided into the body (consisting of resonance box and bracket) and strings system (including strings, strings, front and rear beams and column two parts). At present, the number of Guzheng strings between nineteen strings to twenty-six strings, there are many specifications. Making use of Guzheng material, piano sound box is a wooden Tong, support for the wooden texture; the strings used to be silk, now mostly made of metal; the front and rear beams and column are mostly made of bamboo. The guzheng is a musical instrument, whether for Solo, reprise, ensemble or accompaniment (Accompaniment). Is often used for Chinese national band to voice. In addition, in the history of Guzheng has been around for many years, widely used in Chinese many local folk art forms, such as Shandong, Chaozhou Qinshu string poetry and so on, in the formation of a large number of schools across the country. This album is made to choose from representatives of the main schools of the most classic, created with the recent outstanding Guzheng music, many domestic top guzheng masters organization re recording, the listener can taste the essence from Zheng