Folk drum artists have a saying: Dou Mi suona, Dan Mi Huqin. That is to say, if you learn to play the suona, you can master it after eating a bucket of rice, and if you learn to play the huqin, you need to eat a load of rice. It shows that learning to play the huqin is not achieved overnight, it takes a lot of effort.
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Huqin was renamed Erhu only in modern times. For more than half a century, the level of erhu performance has entered a prosperous period.
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Erhu began in the Tang Dynasty and has a history of more than a thousand years. The Xi people living in northeastern China transformed the instrument from the Han people into the Xiqin.
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Xiong Qi, Director of the Instrumental Music Teaching and Research Section of the Conservatory of Music of Changsha University, young backbone teacher of ordinary colleges and universities in Hunan Province, double qualified teacher, and national first-class performer; President of Huqin Professional Committee of Hunan Ethnic Orchestra Association.
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Xianyin Erhu is an Erhu master, professional performer and educator. He has his own channel account at station B and has 11,000 fans.
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Huo Xiaojun was born in Tianjin and is a national first-class performer. She began to study erhu at the age of 8. Due to her outstanding performance, she successfully entered the China Opera and Dance Theatre after graduating from university. In 2001, she was invited to join the "Twelve Girls Band" and became "the only member of the group who did not sign a contract". .
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Lu Yiwen, a Chinese erhu player, a young erhu teacher at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, a director of the Erhu Society of the Chinese National Orchestra Society, and the winner of the Golden Bell Award, the highest award of Chinese music, and the Wenhua Award.
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Qi Jianda, male, born in 1954. Jiangsu Nanjing native, Han nationality, erhu performer, educator, national first-class actor.
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In the treasure house of Chinese traditional music, Erhu, as one of the most representative string instruments, carries profound cultural heritage and emotional expression. Among them, the Northern Henan Ballade stands out among many Erhu works with its unique artistic charm and profound historical and cultural connotation, and becomes a rare artistic treasure.
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On October 12, the large-scale cultural program "China • Shanghai in Intangible Cultural Heritage" was broadcast at 20 PM primetime on CCTV-1 CCTV comprehensive Channel. Two national intangible cultural heritage projects, such as Jiangnan Sun Erhu Art and Fengxian Rolling Lamp, participated in the recording.
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In traditional Chinese music, Erhu is loved by people for its unique timbre and expressive force. Among them, "Spring in the South of the Yangtze River" is a very representative Erhu solo piece, which not only shows the natural beauty of the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, but also contains profound cultural connotation.
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Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai is one of the most famous love stories in China, and its deeply moving plot has been widely adapted into various art forms, including opera, film, dance and music.
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"Mountain Village Changed" is a classic Erhu solo, composed by the famous Erhu player Liu Tianhua. This piece not only shows the beautiful scenery of the Chinese countryside and the changes in people's lives, but also conveys the beautiful yearning for the new era through the beautiful melody.
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