Question 2: What musical instruments make different sounds? I like the sound of the piano.
Question 3: What kind of musical instrument is this? Is it a horse lymphatic instrument that makes sound?
Question 4: What is the sound? Any musical instrument can make a sound.
Question 5: What musical instrument makes ding sound? Wind chimes, xylophone, dulcimer and guzheng.
You can also make some glass or porcelain things by yourself, arrange them according to scales, and then play music by yourself.
Question 6: Kazudi and Kazudi, musical instruments that make the same sound as the throat, are buzzing in their mouths. Remember, it's not blowing, it's humming, and no sound can be made. Plastic is suitable, the sound is the most delicate, the sound of metal is light, and the sound of wood is rough.
Question 7: What's the name of the thing that makes the sound of an instrument with its mouth? If you're talking about songs like those people dancing street dance outside, it's B-BOX.
People who generally know B-BOX will imitate other sounds more or less, and sometimes they can accompany them while singing!
Question 8: What is this? Can make the sound of an instrument! This thing is called xylophone, also called Malimba.
Question 9: What animal sounds can be described by musical instruments? For example, the sound of xx, the sound of xx, the sound of xx, the sound of xx, the sound of xx.
Erhu can also be like the tune Mercedes-Benz in Springfield.
The flute can imitate the songs of birds, such as "A hundred birds are facing the phoenix" and "A bird in the shadow".
Many western symphonies are musical instruments that imitate animals.
Animal Carnival was written by Saint Sang.
1, Overture and the March of the Lion King: From the overture of two pianos, a grand and solemn March appeared, indicating the appearance of the lion; The king of beasts, with majestic steps, leads the list of beasts.
2. Rooster and hen: The hen is represented by clarinet, and the rooster is expressed by the highest piano.
3. Wild Donkey: Playing like a flying piano, describing wild donkeys running and chasing on the vast grassland.
4. Turtle: This song is a lively and fast can dance melody in the overture of composer offenbach's "Heaven and Hell"; In this song, it is played very slowly, which is in sharp contrast with the last paragraph.
5. Elephant: After the waltz rhythm of the piano, the double bass played the melody of the fairy dance in berrios's The Evil of Faust and the scherzo in Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream. These brisk music are used by Saint Sang to describe the clumsy steps and funny dance steps of elephants.
6. Kangaroo: Kangaroo kicks and jumps forward with its long and healthy hind legs. Kangaroo's surprisingly long and big tail can also help it jump and balance. A decorative phrase played alternately by Saint Sang on two pianos, describing the brisk movements of kangaroos.
7. Aquarium: The piano plays a soft arpeggio, just like the fluctuation of clear water in a glass aquarium. Flutes and strings play a serene melody, describing the fish swimming in the water.
8. Long-eared people: The first and second violins alternately play special phrases, like the sound of a monster braying with a donkey's head.
9. Rhododendron in the forest: The piano * * * represents a quiet forest, imitating the clarinet of Rhododendron and playing two single notes and one goo repeatedly! Goo!
10, big birdcage: the vibrato of stringed instruments represents the sound of birds flapping their wings and flying, and the flute plays the main role in showing the scene of birds jumping; The piano imitates the birdsong of birds in birdcages.
1 1. pianist: this is really an incredible "animal". Sadly, Cherny's etudes are played repeatedly in the music, satirizing piano students' constant practice of monotonous scales.
12, fossil: xylophone and orchestral music play the melody of skeleton dance in Sansheng's Dance of the Skull.
13, Swan: Accompanied by the arpeggio of the piano, it represents the clear lake, and then the cello plays a beautiful and charming melody, describing the swan floating gracefully and peacefully.
14, finale: This is a happy reunion scene where all animals finally get together. Finally, it was brought together into a joyful atmosphere and ended in a cheerful * * *.
The thirteenth "Swan". This song is the most popular in this suite. It is often played alone and even becomes the representative work of the author Saint-Sang. This song is the only elegant and gentle ditty in the whole suite, which is in sharp contrast with other songs. It is generally believed that Swan is the most exquisite and famous music in the whole suite. The arpeggio accompaniment of the harp in the song shows the ripples on the clear lake, and the beautiful and charming melody of the cello describes the noble and elegant posture of the swan and the scene when it floats peacefully and freely. The whole song begins with the prelude of the harp rippling, and then the cello sings an elegant melody with a smooth 6/4 beat, rising and falling from time to time, and the artistic conception is very beautiful. The rhythm and sound form of harp accompaniment are the same as the prelude, which is in harmony with the melody of cello. The phrase at the end is also beautiful, and the whole song gradually disappears in the weakest performance.