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The Music of 中國 Zhongguo ( China ) { Instrumentals.}
This piece of music covers the most popular musical instruments of the Chinese Culture.
The Pipa, Guzheng, Xiao the vertical flute, Yudi horizontal flute, and the Erhu
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Title: The Countryside Ballad (Tian ge 田歌)
Orchestra: China Traditional Orchestra of Zhejiang
Soloist: Hou Yanqiu 侯彦秋
The hulusi 葫芦丝
The hulusi (which means "gourd silk", referring to the instrument's silky tone) or huluxiao 葫芦箫 ("gourd vertical flute") is an end-blown free reed pipe with gourd wind-chest. Single pipe specimens are rare, most hulusi have a melody pipe and one to two drone pipes. Each pipe has a triangular free reed made of brass. The hulusi is most commonly associated with the Dai minority (who call it bilangdao 筚朗叨), but it is also found under other names amongst other minority groups of Southern China such as the De'ang, Wa and others. The drone pipe has a finger hole, which allows it to be stopped. Advanced configurations have keyed finger holes similar to a clarinet or oboe, which can greatly extend the range of the hulusi to several octaves, and a slide-whistle like mechanism that can tune the hulusi to a desired pitch. The sound of the hulusi is hauntingly beautiful, but fairly soft, and as a result is seldom played in ensembles. The Dai men would play it to express their love to women, while other minorities often played the hulusi in the fields when taking a break from planting or harvesting.
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三音并起，三美女共奏一曲《在那遥远的地方》于红梅（二胡）、赵聪（琵琶）、陈悦（笛子）
Sān yīn bìng qǐ, sān měinǚ gòng zòu yī qū “zài nà yáoyuǎn dì dìfāng” yú hóng méi (èrhú), zhào cōng (pípá), chén yuè (dízi
Three sounds together, the three beauties play a song "In That Far Away"
Yu Hongmei (erhu),
Zhao Cong (pipa),
Chen Yue (dizi)
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This is a rather fast and some what hectic piece played on the Guzheng accompanied by drums.
Most pieces I have listen to played on this instrument is rather slower in pace. enjoy
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