1, birds belong to phoenix.
2. Family photos
Step 3: sedan chair
4. Open the door six words
5. Social celebration
6.a flower
7. Loess condition
A salesman came to this mountain village.
9. Homesickness
10, class 28, western Henan
The origin of suona
The birthplace of suona is Persia and Arabia. Even the name of suona is a transliteration of ancient Persian Surnā. Suona appeared in China in the 3rd century, and the image of playing suona has been found in the geisha music murals in Cave 38 of Qizil Grottoes in Baicheng, Xinjiang. In the Jin and Yuan Dynasties more than 700 years ago, it spread to the Central Plains of China. Suona is translated into suona, Pinna, Surnai, Suona, Suona and other names.
Suona, there are eight holes (the first seven and the last one) in the wooden cone. The upper end of the tube is equipped with a thin copper tube, which is sheathed with a double-spring reed whistle, and the upper end of the wooden tube is equipped with a copper bowl-shaped speaker. Although the suona has eight holes, the sound of the seventh hole is the same as that of the drum, and the sound of the eighth hole is the same as that of the first hole.
The historical materials of suona began to appear in the Ming Dynasty. In the late Ming Dynasty, suona played an important role in China traditional opera music, which was used to accompany singing and cut cards. In folk instrumental music based on traditional opera music, suona has also become an indispensable instrument. In the Qing Dynasty, suona was called "Surnai" and was included in the court's "Guibu Qu". Nowadays, suona has become one of the musical instruments widely used by people of all ethnic groups in China.