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The Plucked String Instruments. The Lute family. Pipa ( pi-pa or p'i-p'a) - four-stringed lute with 30 frets and pear-shaped body. The instrumentalist holds the pipa upright and play with five small plectra attached to each finger of the right hand.
Instrument Tempo Musique Nouveautes
The pipa history can be dated back at least 2000 years and developed from pentatonic to full scales. This instrument has extremely wide dynamic range and remarkable expressive power. ( ) -a smaller version of pipa with four strings, which sound similar to mandolin. Liuqin is played with a piece of spectrum, and is used to be accompany instrument for folk songs and local opera. However, in recent decades, Composer made great contribution to its making and composed many pieces such that the Liuqin also becomes a soloist instrument.
A long necked lute with three strings without frets. In Chinese, 'san' and 'xian' stands for ' 'three' and 'strings', respectively. The sound-body is made of round wooden box covered with snake skin, just like erhu. A piece of plectrum is used to play the instrument. This instrument is often used for accompanying folk songs and local opera.
The sanxian is most popular in the north. ( )- commonly referred to as 'Chinese guitar', is an ancient four-stringed moon-shaped lute with long and straight neck and various number of frets, dated back at least to Qin Daynasty (around 200 BC). Ruan is used to be called 'p'i-p'a' or qin-pipa.