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Sandalwood(pinyin:tán bǎn), also known as clapper for short, is a traditional Chinese percussion instrument. The sound is made by knocking wooden boards against each other, usually composed of three pieces of wood or two pieces of bamboo, and the boards for various music and drama vary greatly.

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  • Pinyin:tán bǎn
  • nickname:clapboard, clapperboard
  • category:percussion
  • material:Made of mahogany, red sandalwood, rosewood or litmus, etc.
history
The ancient sandalwood was introduced into the Central Plains from the northwestern minority areas, and has been used in music and dance, rituals and Buddhist music in the Sui Dynasty. In the early Tang Dynasty frescoes in the Thousand Buddha Caves in Dunhuang, there are already painted figures of musicians striking sandalwood boards. In the frescoes of the Bohai Tomb Group (AD 698-926) in Jilin Province, there is also an image of a female musician holding a sandalwood board.
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artist
Han Qixiang (1915-1989), a storyteller and actor in northern Shaanxi, China. Male, Han nationality, from Hengshan, Shaanxi. Blind at the age of 3, he studied art at the age of 13. At the age of 30, he can rap and sing dozens of books, and can play more than 50 kinds of folk songs.
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news
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When playing, the left and right hands hold the two outer boards separately, or the left hand holds the three boards, and the right hand holds the two boards. No fixed pitch, the sound is crisp, short and penetrating. It is used for the Fujian Nanyin instrumental ensemble and the accompaniment of Liyuan Opera.
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It is made of mahogany, red sandalwood, pear or litmus. Due to the different purposes of use in the past dynasties, the number of boards is also inconsistent. It usually consists of five or six boards, with a maximum of nine boards and a minimum of three or four boards.
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