1, China classical musical instruments are generally classified as "eight tones". "Eight Tones" is the earliest method in China to classify musical instruments according to manufacturing materials, which was first seen in Zhou Li? Spring Palace is divided into eight categories: gold, stone, earth, leather, silk, wood, robe and bamboo: guzheng.
"Gold" includes bells, bells, actinides (bo), rubidium, osmium (nao), sheng bells, ode bells and so on.
"Stone" includes green, green, and so on.
"Earth" includes Xun and Fu.
The category of "skin" includes Xuan drum, Tao drum, Ying drum, Bo drum and Fu drum.
"Silk" includes Qin, Qin, Zhu and Zheng.
"Wood" includes jade, Chu and so on.
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"Bamboo" includes Xiao, Xiao, Xiao, Xiao, Xiao and so on.
Ancient musical instruments mainly include Lu, Zhu, Zhu, Paixiao, Zou, Zheng, Guqin and Qin. After the Han and Tang Dynasties, foreign musical instruments such as flute, cymbals, pipa and huqin were widely used in China, and were improved and developed by China people, gradually replacing the original local musical instruments in China. In addition to guqin, which has always been favored by literati and circulated as a musical instrument, almost all the instruments officially played in the "folk music" public are foreign. There are also chimes.
2. Every country has foreign estimates. Let's talk about Europe first. After all, they are the most common.
These are mainly European: violin, viola, cello, cello for two, lute, guitar, harp, flute, oboe, clarinet, bass spring, British pipe, tuba, trumpet, cornet, horn, timpani, snare drum Jr., tambourine, drum, xylophone, piano and trombone.