"Guangling San" PPT courseware 2

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"Guangling San" PPT courseware 2

The qin is generally about three feet, six inches and five inches long.

Symbolizes the three hundred and sixty-five days in a year.

Generally about six inches wide. Generally about two inches thick.

The lower part of the piano body is flat and the upper part is curved and convex, respectively symbolizing heaven and earth.

The overall shape is made according to the shape of the phoenix body. Its whole body corresponds to the phoenix body, including a head, neck, shoulders, waist, tail and feet.

The guqin originally had only five strings.

Internally combined with the five elements, metal, wood, water, fire and earth;

The five tones of the outer combination are Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng, and Yu.

Later, King Wen was imprisoned and missed his son Boyikao.

Adding a string is called a string;

When King Wu defeated Zhou, he added a string, which was called the Wu string.

Collectively known as the civil and military lyre

Guqin: The sound is deep, distant, ethereal and delicate.

Guzheng: The tone is clear, elastic, penetrating and granular.

"Guangling San"

"Guangling San", also known as "Guangling Zhixi", is a guqin piece with a relatively exciting melody. According to Liu Dongsheng's "A Brief History of Chinese Music", "Guangling San" was produced around the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It is said that the world-famous song "Guangling San" originated from Nie Zheng's assassination of the Prime Minister of Han, and became unique because of Ji Kang's punishment. Therefore, behind the ancient song "Guangling San", there are actually two allusions to Nie Zheng and Ji Kang.

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"Guangling San" PPT courseware "Guangling San" Introduction "Guangling San", also known as "Guangling Zhixi". It is a large-scale piano piece in ancient times and is one of the top ten famous ancient pieces in my country. That is the ancient "Nie Zheng's Assassination of the King of Han" song. Ji (jī) Kang, a qin player in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, was famous for playing this song well.

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