Question 1: Classification of musical instruments of xylophone At present, xylophones used in China can be divided into two types according to their shapes: one is called trapezoid or grand piano, and the other is called Hengqin or marimba. The timbres of the two xylophones are similar, but the arrangement and playing methods of the keys are quite different. Let's briefly introduce them respectively. Trapezoid: Playing the trapezium with a straight wrist, the player strikes the keys with two unified red mallets to make them vibrate and pronounce. The range of a trapezoidal piano is generally three and a half octaves. For the convenience of playing, some sounds (such as F and C) need two keys with the same pitch in the arrangement. The number of keys is about 46. The trapezoidal piano has clear and bright timbre and strong penetration, which sounds like a jade plate. Expressing cheerful and lively emotions and scenes has its unique effect, especially in children's music, and there are also wonderful fragments in large-scale music, dance music and symphony. Some special effects can also be played on the ladder piano, such as the sound of running water generated by scraping, and the sound of hooves generated by playing the first eighth note and the last sixteenth note continuously. Horizontal piano: Horizontal piano was rarely used in China in the past. In recent years, due to the strengthening of cultural and artistic exchanges with foreign countries, it has been more and more used in the percussion teaching and performance practice of art colleges and literary groups such as the Central Conservatory of Music, the * * * Military Orchestra and the Military Music Department of the * * * Art College. It is widely used in Europe, America, Japan and other countries, and it is also used in some international percussion competitions held every year. The musical instrument used in the Orff teaching method in East Germany, which is popular in early childhood education in China, is the simplified Hengqin. Judging from the current situation, Hengqin has a tendency to replace the trapezoidal piano. Generally speaking, both xylophones are difficult to play and practice. Folk xylophones in Africa and Central and South America, xylophones in Southeast Asia, xylophones in Africa, xylophones in Central and South America, etc.

Question 2: What musical groups do xylophone and tambourine belong to?

Question 3: What kind of musical instrument is this? It is very similar to xylophone. Five points is a kind of xylophone, called' keyboard xylophone' or' vibrato piano'. It borrows the structure of piano music and adds a sound tube.

Question 4: Which xylophones are made up of a group of small rectangular blocks? These wooden blocks are arranged in a certain order. When playing, two mallets are used to knock on the wood block, which makes a sound slightly like the tapping sound of bones. The sound quality is strong and harsh, and the penetration is extraordinary. The range of modern xylophone has three octaves. In the past, the notation of xylophone was eight octaves higher than the actual sound. Starting from San Sang, it was recorded according to the actual pitch. However, xylophone needs the accompaniment of other musical instruments (such as piano and orchestra) to set off its unique timbre and make it more attractive.

Muqin was made in the14th century, and was mostly used for solo. The original xylophone was produced in Asia, Africa and South America. It was introduced to Europe in15th century. Russian dulcimer Kuskov performed a xylophone solo in Europe in 1930s. It was appreciated by musicians such as Mondl Song and became famous from then on.

Question 5: What is the name of this instrument? Muqin is a percussion instrument. Melody percussion instruments are mainly popular in Southeast Asia, Africa, Central and South America, and widely seen in sub-Saharan Africa. The basic structure of xylophone is to arrange several horizontal bars with different lengths in two rows according to the black and white keys of xylophone. Muqin was born in the14th century, with a range of three and a half to four octaves. Mostly used for solo, but other instruments (such as piano, orchestra, etc.) are needed. ) to accompany it to set off its unique timbre and make it more attractive.

Question 6: What kind of musical instrument is this? Xylophone (English: xylophone) is composed of a group of small rectangular blocks. These wooden blocks are arranged in a certain order. When playing, two mallets are used to knock on the wood block, which makes a sound slightly like the tapping sound of bones. The sound quality is strong and harsh, and the penetration is extraordinary. The range of modern xylophone has three octaves. In the past, the notation of xylophone was eight octaves higher than the actual sound. Starting from San Sang, it was recorded according to the actual pitch. However, xylophone needs the accompaniment of other musical instruments (such as piano and orchestra) to set off its unique timbre and make it more attractive.

Muqin was made in the14th century, and was mostly used for solo. The original xylophone was produced in Asia, Africa and South America. It was introduced to Europe in15th century. Russian dulcimer Kuskov performed a xylophone solo in Europe in 1930s. It was appreciated by musicians such as Mondl Song and became famous from then on.

Question 7: The difference between piano and xylophone. Piano.

Percussion instruments and percussion instruments. Percussion instruments used in European orchestras. Shaped like a small reed organ, the sound source is a metal strip. When playing, the hammer connected to the keyboard strikes a series of adjusted steel bars. A loudspeaker is attached under each steel bar to amplify the volume and make the timbre clear and pure. Use a pedal-controlled damper to control the length of sound.

xylophone

A kind of percussion instrument, which is called xylophone because the keys used are made of sawdust. Put the wooden key on the speaker and beat it with a stick to make a melody. Muqin is generally a high-pitched xylophone with narrow keys, high range and crisp timbre. Its basic structure is to arrange several sound bars of different lengths in two rows, similar to a piano keyboard.

In short, the basic difference is that one sound source is a metal strip and the other is sawdust.

Question 8: What kind of musical instrument is this? Malimba: This is an African xylophone.

Thumb Qin: or "Mbila", is a national musical instrument with national characteristics in Africa.

Question 9: Among all the musical instruments, which ones are 100 minutes?

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Musical instrument, English: Musical instrument, generally refers to a tool that can play a certain rhythm or rhythm in various ways. Generally divided into national musical instruments and western musical instruments.

Musical instruments that can make musical sounds and create musical art. By playing musical instruments, human beings express and communicate their thoughts and feelings. Music and musical instruments have different views on the definition of musical instruments. The music industry believes that the vocal instruments used for music are musical instruments; Musical instrument scholars usually regard many sounders in non-musical fields as musical instruments, such as ringing golden drums in ancient wars, chanting prayers in religions, etiquette signals in weddings and funerals, signalmen recruited by vendors, and even regard some production tools and daily necessities as musical instruments, such as bows, saws, pestles, cups, plates, cups and bowls. The main products of the musical instrument production industry are basically musical instruments related to the music industry, that is, musical instruments that can be recreated in the music art, and also produce a few bells, camel bells, oil cards, car horns and so on. The production of musical instruments is different from that of general industrial products. It not only requires the product to have a reasonable and exquisite appearance, but also must have good acoustic quality, including timbre, music and specified pitch height. So the choice of materials is very strict.

Chinese name

musical instrument

Foreign name

musical instrument

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A tool for playing a melody in various ways.

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National musical instruments and western musical instruments

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So as to express and exchange thoughts and feelings.

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Bow, saw, cup, pestle etc.

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1 Chinese musical instruments

2 musical instrument development

Three pianos

? piano

? Classification method

? China eight-tone classification

? Indian classification

? * * * Dichotomy

? Three European classifications

? Modern classification

4 folk music 1

? opportunity

? Membrane sound

? breathe

? Xianming

? supplement

? west

5 Western music

? bowstring

? woodwind instrument

? brass

? keyboard

? crack down

6 domestic development

? National strike

? National games

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Chinese musical instrument editor

With the rapid development of China's national economy and the acceleration of urbanization, the state attaches great importance to the development of cultural and sports industry and has introduced various policies and measures to support the development of cultural and sports industry. As one of the more important sunrise industries in the cultural and sports industry, China's musical instrument manufacturing industry has also gained good development opportunities.

China's musical instrument manufacturing industry has basically formed a relatively complete industrial production system, which can basically process all kinds of musical instruments in the world, including piano, violin, western wind instruments and other different categories 1200, more than 30,000 models and specifications, piano and other major musical instruments.

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Products have formed a professional production pattern, and professional processing plants for piano iron plates, soundboards, percussion machines, shells and other major piano parts have begun to take shape.

By the end of 20 10 and 12, there were 3 19 enterprises above designated size in China's musical instrument industry, with total assets of1523 billion yuan and industrial sales value of 193438+000 billion yuan, realizing profits of1.

At the same time, the influence and competitiveness of Chinese musical instruments in the world musical instrument market have also begun to appear. The price advantage, resource advantage and improving product quality of Chinese musical instruments have won the favor of most international musical instrument manufacturers, distributors and consumers. By the end of February 20 10, Chinese musical instruments had been exported to 183 countries and regions, with an export value of146.7 billion yuan, an increase of 58.94% over the end of the Tenth Five-Year Plan, and the annual growth rate exceeded the planned 8%- 10%. In 2008, China has jumped from the third largest exporter of musical instruments to the largest exporter of musical instruments in the world, and has remained unchanged for three consecutive years. In terms of musical instrument import, by the end of the 11th Five-Year Plan, China's musical instrument import is expected to reach 229 million US dollars, an increase of 80.3 1% compared with the end of the 10th Five-Year Plan, and the average annual growth rate is more than 3 percentage points higher than the export growth rate. & gt

Question 10: Is the xylophone a musical instrument? To be exact, xylophone is a musical instrument.

Although it is a percussion instrument, each piece of wood has a fixed tone, which is essentially different from a noise instrument.