"A hundred birds fly at the phoenix" is a kind of folk percussion ensemble, which is called "drum music" or "drum music". First popular in Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Anhui and other places, it is one of the top ten national instrumental music in China. It depicts hundreds of birds and songs with lively and cheerful tunes, praises the beauty of nature and gives full play to the specialty of suona imitation. Its epidemic area is very wide, and there are different versions in Shandong, Anhui, Henan and Hebei. Music evokes people's love for nature and memories of working life with warm and cheerful melody.
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1, Historical Evolution of Phoenix Birds
A Hundred Birds Facing the Phoenix, formerly known as Ten Scenes, is the most representative among many suona songs, and it deduces the expressive force of suona to the extreme. In the music of "A Hundred Birds Toward the Phoenix", there are birds singing and dancing, birds singing and flowers smelling, and a vibrant natural scene. You can hear the yearning and pursuit of a free and beautiful life, and you can also feel the lively and rough life atmosphere.
2. Features of "A Hundred Birds at the Phoenix"
"A Hundred Birds Toward the Phoenix" is the most comprehensive song in the suona repertoire. For the player, this song should not only use the unique skills of suona, such as spitting, sliding, tongue, finger painting and vibrato, but also use the skills of swallowing, spitting, padding, beating, rubbing and pressing, as well as the difficult skills of punching tongue, punching air, rebounding, anti-Shuang Tu, Legato, air-lip vibrato and finger-air vibrato.