Dai Hulusi [Yunnan Ruili Specialty]

What is Dai gourd silk? Authentic Yunnan Ruili Specialty: Dai Hulusi

Content Summary:Do you want to know what Dai Hulusi is? This article is a detailed introduction to the special product ofYunnan Ruili - Dai Hulusi. It was compiled and edited by the editorial team of China Specialty Network after reviewing and collecting relevant information on Dai Hulusi. The full text takes about 5 minutes to read, mainly including the basic introduction of Dai Hulusi and the product characteristics of Dai Hulusi? How did the history of Dai gourd silk come about? The production method of Dai gourd silk, etc

Basic Introduction of Dai Hulusi

Dai Hulusi is a specialty of Dehong City, Yunnan Province. The Dai hulusi is a folk musical instrument from Yunnan, renowned for its unique sound. Hulusi, also known as gourd flute. The Dai ethnic group's hulusi, also known as "qianlang gua", means "a hulusi blown straight with a gourd". It is commonly used to play folk tunes such as mountain songs and is suitable for playing smoothly melodic music or dance music. It has rich harmonies and a soft and harmonious sound

How did the history of Dai hulusi come about

The method of making Dai style hulusi

In the Wa ethnic group of Ximeng, hulusi is called "Baihongliao". Three bamboo tubes are inserted into the bottom of the hulusi, sealed with wax, and the upper end and bamboo blowing tube are only two centimeters long. What is particularly unique is that the supervisor not only has 7 sound holes, but also has two air holes at the bottom of the front. The supervisor plays the melody, accompanied by sustained notes of pure fifth intervals from two secondary pipes. If no sustained sound is required or a single sustained sound is needed, the auxiliary tube can also be blocked