- instruments.
There are
several types of
tiqin: The
tiqin used for
kunqu opera The
tiqin used for
Cantonese music The
tiqin used in
Fujian and
Taiwan An antiquated...
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Huqin Jiaohu Jinghu Jing erhu
Laruan Leiqin Maguhu Matouqin Sanhu Sihu
Tiqin Tihu Tuhu
Wenzhenqin Xiqin Yazheng Yehu
Zhengni Zhonghu Z****qin Z****hu The...
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Cantonese ensemble.
Ensembles led by the
erxian and also
featuring the
tiqin are
called yinggong (硬弓,
literally "hard bow") ensembles,
while those led...
- instruments. Formerly,
bowed stringed instruments such as the
erxian and
tiqin were used.
Compositions by the
noted gaohu player Lü
Wencheng (吕文成, 1898–1981)...
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Liuqin Lute
Mandocello Mandola Mandolin Oud
Pandura Pipa
Rubab Setar Sitar Surbahar Tambouras Tanbur Tanbur (Turkish) Tembûr
Theorbo Tiqin Topshur Veena...
- Sweden) Tar
shehnai (India) Taus (India)
Tautirut (Inuit)
Tenor violin Tihu
Tiqin (China)
Traskofiol (Sweden) Tro (Cambodia) Tro
Khmer (Cambodia)
Tromba marina...
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Banhu (板胡)
Jinghu (京胡) Jing erhu (京二胡)
Zhonghu (中胡) Yehu (椰胡)
Erxian (二弦)
Tiqin (提琴) Tihu (提胡)
Daguangxian (大广弦)
Datong (大筒)photo
Datongxian (大筒弦)photo...
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Mandolin Mandolute Oud
Pandura Pipa
Qanbus Rubab Setar Sitar Surbahar Tambura Tanbur Tanbur (Turkish) Tembûr
Theorbo Tiorbino Tiqin Topshur Veena Zhonghu...
- (二弦) – two-stringed fiddle, used in Cantonese, Chaozhou, and
nanguan music Tiqin (提琴) – two-stringed fiddle, used in kunqu, Chaozhou, Cantonese, Fujian,...
- (硬弓). The name "hard bow"
comes from the fact that both the
erxian and
tiqin are/should be pla**** with a bow made of a thick, hard
piece of
bamboo rather...
