Tuliang has been passed down to this day, and it symbolizes sadness and grief among Jingpo people. Therefore, it can only be played outside Longshang in Zhaizi. The reason for this has to do with a poignant love story legend...
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Tuliang is one of the oldest folk musical instruments of Jingpo people. It is widely used in Jingpo people. Its timbre is crisp and melodious, and it has strong national characteristics. Artistic musical instrument. There is such a story about Tu Liang.
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Turen is a fringe musical instrument of Jingpo, Lisu, Lahu and other ethnic groups. Regarding its origin, there are such legends circulating among Jingpo people.
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Ding Ma Pang (Shang Ting Gan Pang), male, Jingpo nationality, born in 1959 (62 years old), from Nonglong Village, Qingping Township, Longchuan County, loves Jingpo folk music and musical instruments since childhood, and can make and play 14 kinds of Jingpo musical instruments .
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Among the Jingpo people, the turen is a favorite wind instrument for children and young people. Whether it is cattle herding on the hillside, walking in the forest, or young men and women falling in love, the melodious sound of turen is always accompanied. The elderly also often play to entertain themselves.
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Turen is a musical instrument on the edge of Jingpo, Lisu, Lahu and other ethnic groups. In Jingpo people, whether they are herding cattle on the hillside, rushing in the forest, or young men and women in love, they must be accompanied by the melodious sound of Turen.
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The earliest turen was made by Jingpo children using two bamboo pipes, one thick and the other thin, of the same length. There is no sound hole on the tube. The production process is rough, the intonation is poor, and the sound range is less than one octave. Because the musical instrument originated from the memory of the dead in the wild, it was never played at home or in the village before.
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