Literatures in Bamboo Flute Teaching for Children in China
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Bamboo flute is one of the oldest national instruments in China. In May 1986, 16 vertical flute bones were excavated in the early Neolithic site of East Jiahu Village, Wuyang County, Henan Province. They are completely consistent with the Chinese tone and can still be used to play the folk music "Little Cabbage", which has a history of more than 8,000 years according to the test. Bamboo flute is also called Dizi. It is a widely spread wind instrument in China, because it is mostly made of natural bamboo, so it is called bamboo flute. Bamboo flute is small and portable, but its expressive force is very rich, it can play a long, high melody, but also can express a vast, broad mood, can play a cheerful and gorgeous melody, can also express euphemistic sadness, can play a strong piercing notes, can also play a fine melody, since the 7th century. This article presented the literatures in bamboo flute teaching for children in China.
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