Raoyang Erhu [Hebei Raoyang Specialty]

What is Raoyang Erhu? Authentic Hebei Raoyang specialty: Raoyang erhu

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

Basic Introduction of Raoyang Erhu

Erhu originated in the Tang Dynasty and is called "Xiqin". It has a history of more than two thousand years. It is a general term for Chinese and Western string pulling and plucking instruments. Erhu, also known as "Huqin", is a traditional instrument in the north. Erhu is one of the main bowed string instruments (rubbed string instruments) in the Chinese national instrument family.

In the first national Erhu production competition, the Erhu produced by Raoyang North Ethnic Instrument Factory in Hebei Province won first place in all nine participating products with soft tone, rich sound quality, and rich artistic expression.

What are the product characteristics of Raoyang Erhu?

The appearance is exquisite and delicate, the inner wall of the piano is smooth and symmetrical. Smooth and shiny, comfortable to the touch, natural handle, no noise in the upper and lower handle positions, unified inner and outer strings, smooth sound effects, large and transparent volume, not empty, and low sound attenuation in the lower handle position

The production method of Raoyang erhu

A section of bamboo tube with a diameter of ten centimeters and a length of thirteen centimeters is used as a qin tube

A piece of 15cm square snake skin, rabbit skin, or thin sheepskin is used as skin

More than 70 centimeters long, with two or three ponytails tied together and a thin bamboo pole used as a bow; Two wooden sticks are used as chord axes

Two thin wires are used as strings