Lesson #1 music of china
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Chinese music has a long history and incorporates many different styles. Traditional Chinese music is based on Chinese philosophy and utilizes a pentatonic scale. Poetry and narrative songs are commonly sung, while opera features acrobatics, dancing, and elaborate costumes. Folk music includes lively dance music and occasional erotic songs. Chinese music employs a wide variety of instruments categorized by the material used, and each instrument is associated with a season or direction. Popular modern Chinese music includes Cantopop, a fusion of Western pop with Chinese styles.
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- 2. ๏ Most Ancient and cultural music practices ๏ Their music is based on the doctrines of some Chinese Philosophers like Confucius.
- 3. ๏ LUS – Chinese musical notes ๏ PENTATONIC – five tone scale ⊙ Kung ⊙ Shang ⊙ Chiao ⊙ Chih ⊙ Yu
- 4. ๏ Poetry are delivered through chant. ๏ Singing of narrative song is very prevalent. ๏ Opera are very sophisticated. Vocal Form
- 5. ๏ Vocal style: ⊙ nasal falsetto, ⊙ high in register ⊙ performed by males. ๏ Performances may include: ⊙ Acrobats ⊙ Dancers ⊙ Colorful costumes ⊙ Dramatic effects on stage
- 6. ๏ Folk music includes dance pieces with: ⊙ Lively melodies ⊙ Rhythms on lyrical ⊙ Occasionally erotic songs
- 7. ๏ Chinese musical instruments have 8 categories according to the materials used: ⊙ Bamboo ⊙ Wood ⊙ Silk ⊙ Gourd ⊙ Stone ⊙ Metal ⊙ Skin ⊙ Clay Instrumental Music
- 8. ๏ Instruments have associations with a particular substance: ⊙ Direction ⊙ Season ⊙ Power Drum (north, winter, water, skin Bells (west, autumn, humidity, metal)
- 9. ๏ Instruments can be played solo, ensemble or large orchestra in court.
- 10. ๏ ERHU ๏ Two-stringed fiddle and one of the most popular Chinese instruments. Bowed Instrument
- 11. ๏ PIPA ๏ Four-stringed lute with 30 frets and a pear-shaped body Plucked Instrument
- 12. ๏ ZHENG ๏ It has 13 to 21 strings stretched over individual bridges. ๏ It has a range of 3 to 4 octaves.
- 13. ๏ GUQIN ๏ It is a 7 string zither without bridges. ๏ Most Ancient Chinese instrument with over 3000 years of history.
- 14. ๏ GUZHENG ๏ It is a large 18-23 strings usually played by female. ๏ Commonly played in streets or parks. ๏ It accompanies opera and concert performances
- 15. ๏ DIZI ๏ It is a bamboo insrument with 6 finger holes. ๏ One hole is covered with a membrane to produce a buzzing sound or rattling effect Winds
- 16. ๏ XIAO ๏ Vertical end-blow flute made from bamboo. ๏ Use to accompany long, quiet and sentimental music,
- 17. ๏ SUONA ๏ Vertical end-blow flute made from bamboo. ๏ Use to accompany long, quiet and sentimental music,
- 18. ๏ SHENG ๏ It is a mouth organ. with 12-36 bamboo pipes. ๏ It can play a melody or chords simultaneouly.
- 19. ๏ CHING ๏ Small Cymbals. ๏ It gives signal to the entrances and endings of a composition. Percussion
- 20. ๏ YU ๏ Tiger-like animal resting on a sounding box. ๏ It is played to mark the end of the strophe.
- 21. ๏ Cantonese popular music. ๏ It is referred to as HK-pop (Hong Kong popular music. ๏ It was first described as “cantorock” Cantopop