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Wuxi city in East China’s Jiangsu province is known as the “Home of the Erhu”, because it is the b【小题1】 of many Erhu masters. Walking around Wuxi, you can often hear the wonderful s【小题2】 of the erhu. The erhu was f【小题3】 called Huqin, a musical instrument in northern China, which dates more than a thousand years back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907). In modern times, with the development of Chinese operas, the huqin was renamed the erhu and later it s【小题4】 throughout China.
The erhu plays a l【小题5】 role in many Chinese folk orchestras (乐团), just as the violin does in Western orchestras. The erhu and the violin also have s【小题6】 parts, both made up of a body, a bridge, strings and a separate bow.
The player usually holds the erhu on the leg, holding the neck with his left hand and pressing the strings with his f【小题7】, while drawing the bow with his right hand. As the bow runs a【小题8】 the strings and vibrates (使振动) them, beautiful music leaps out. Not limited by just two strings, a good player can give erhu amazing expression. It can present both soft, lovely tunes, and grave, sorrowful music.
Today, as an oriental folk instrument, erhu can be seen playing on the same stage with various Western instruments, such as piano, violin and guitar, in many international c【小题9】. This not only adds new possibilities for music creation, but also brings r【小题10】 enjoyment to the audience (观众). If you’re interested, you might as well find a piece of erhu music and listen to it!
