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Hujia

Hu Jia (pinyin: Hú Jiā), also known as Chao'er and Modun Chao'er, is a musical instrument of ancient northern peoples in my country.

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type：edge air musical instrument
nickname：Tide, Morton Tide
Pinyin：Hú Jiā

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The development history of Hu Jia

Hujia is a fringe air-sounding instrument, a kind of musical instrument of the ancient northern peoples in my country.

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works collection

Folk music piece "Hometown of Tuerhute"

烟雨燕双飞 - 55 views

Folk music piece "Black Walking Horse"

不知桃夏 - 50 views

Folk music "Four Mountains"

天井 - 45 views

Chinese Music Ceremony "Ten Thousand Horses Galloping" Shenjun Orchestra

小何 - 147 views

Noengia (Hu Jia solo)

陆晨 - 121 views

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How to play Hu Jia

When playing Hu Jia, the body of the pipe is placed upright, the pipe is held in both hands, and the index and middle fingers of both hands are placed in the three sound holes respectively.

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Hujia material and structure

Wooden three-hole huja. The tube body is made of wood, the length of the tube is 58.5 cm and the diameter of the tube is 1.8 cm. There are three circular sound holes in the lower part, and there is no reed at the upper end of the tube.

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