Thursday, January 26, 2012

how to play hulusi and bawu, lesson 4-------how to read Chinese simple score

Chinese simple score (or Numbered musical notation, Jian pu in mandarin)come into being in France at 17th century, spreaded to China from Japan at the end of Qing Dynasty. now it is still popular in China, even useful than the sheet music at here. 90%+ Chinese music are recorded by it, so if you can read it, there will be a lot of music for you. bring you to the Chinese music heaven. simple score is very easy, if you can read sheet music. it's suited for folk Chinese music and some solo, I think.1.Notesin simple score, we use Arabic numerals to mark the solfege name. do=1 re=2 mi=3 fa=4 sol=5 La=6 ti=7














when 1=C please see the picture

there is 3 parts are in common use in Chinese music, we call them low part, medium part and soprano part. please see the keyboard map



















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3 comments:

  1. RoyMarch 6, 2012 at 6:26 AM

    Thanks so much for this ! I have bought a Hulusi and had no idea how to play it well. Will study with you, master.

    Sincerely,
    Roy

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 5, 2012 at 3:36 AM

    Thanks for share this awesome information regarding how to play hulusi and bawu. I really like to play these both hulusi and bawu musical instrument but I dont know how to play. After read your post I understand how to play hulusi and bawu. This post is very useful for every people who want to play this instrument.
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  3. SamanthaJune 15, 2017 at 4:39 AM

    Hi.just want to know. Is bawu and halusi has the same notes? It confused me. I bought bawu but I can't find any tutorials on fingerings.. please reply.. thank you!

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