Which bamboo flute tune is the most practical?

Which tune of the bamboo flute is the most practical is as follows:

For beginners, it is recommended to choose a flute in the key of C or D, because these two keys are easier to master and have a wider range of sounds. Relatively moderate. For advanced players, they can choose different tunes according to the requirements of the repertoire to achieve the best performance effect.

It is generally recommended for young children or beginners with small fingers to use F and G flutes. This type of flute has a short body and close holes, making it easier to press the holes. Older beginners can choose flutes in the key of D and E.

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Bamboo flute, the name of Han musical instrument, is a traditional Chinese musical instrument. The flute is a popular wind instrument in China. Because it is made of natural bamboo, it is also called the bamboo flute. Bamboo flutes spread over a wide area and come in many varieties. The most commonly used flutes are the bent flute, the bang flute and the fixed-tone flute. There are also Yuping flute, seven-hole flute, piccolo and shun flute.

Chinese flutes have strong Chinese national characteristics and their pronunciation is emotional and graceful. The dragon's roar was called the sound of cleansing by the ancients, so the original name of the flute was "cleansing". The flute is an important melodic instrument in Chinese folk bands. It is mostly used as a soloist or in ensembles. Before the Han Dynasty, the flute mostly referred to the vertical flute. Since the Qin and Han Dynasties, the flute has become the same name for the vertical flute and the horizontal flute, and has continued for a long time.

It occupies a very important position in the drum music of the Han Dynasty. The two bamboo flutes unearthed from Han Tomb No. 3 in Mawangdui, Changsha, Hunan, are both horizontally blown flute instruments. During the Northern Dynasties, flutes were not only extremely common, but also developed. Their shapes were empty and hollow, and their length and thickness varied greatly. In the Northern Zhou Dynasty and Sui Dynasty, the horizontal flute began to have the name. In the late Sui Dynasty, ten-hole flutes appeared that could play the chromatic scale.

The flute stopper is made of soft wood and is installed at a certain depth in the upper end of the mouthpiece. The types and names of Chinese bamboo flutes are extremely colorful. For example, it is named after the shape and decorated with dragons: the dragon head flute; when the musician crosses his hands in front of the emperor and plays it, it is called the chashou flute; and the hole flute, which is like a piece of bamboo with an inch of eight inches, is named after the size: the shakuhachi.