The top ten best sounding horse-head qin tunes are: "Xilin River", "Gadamerin", "Mundugrile", "Paradise", "Sacred Mountain", "The Wild Geese", "Silence in the Fields", "Noonjiya", "Eternal Horse-head qin", "Ten Thousand Horses Running", "The Wild Geese" is the best sounding.
The horse-head qin is a Chinese Mongolian folk stringed instrument. In Mongolian, it is known as the "chol". The body is made of wood, about one meter long, with two strings. *** sound box is trapezoidal. Sound mellow, low and twanging. Legend has it that a shepherd misses the dead pony, take its leg bone for the column, skull for the tube, tail hair for the bowstring, made of two-stringed zither, and according to the model of the pony carved a horse's head mounted on the top of the piano handle, because of the name.
The sound of the horse-head fiddle is soft and deep with a sense of coolness, and it has a strong grassland flavor and is loved by the herdsmen.
The horse-head fiddle is the best instrument for playing ancient Mongolian long tunes, which can accurately express the life of Mongolians, such as: vast grasslands, howling winds, sadness, galloping hoofbeats, and joyful herdsmen's songs, etc.
The horse-head fiddle is the best instrument for playing ancient Mongolian long tunes.