Hulusi is good to learn if you have good control of your mouthpiece, but the specific difficulty of learning is determined by your own efforts.
When learning hulusi, the mouthpiece is a very important point, the mouthpiece has a slow and urgent points, the choice of mouthpiece can play a role in controlling the intensity of the blowing and the amount of gas, because the hulusi belongs to the vertical reed-coupled vibration class of instruments.
Mainly by the reed and bamboo tube composed of coupled vibration and pronunciation, blowing with the mouth containing the blowhole, with the super blowing method, the airflow through the air box, so that the reed tongue part of the reed vibration, and excitation of the air column in the tube of the **** sound and pronunciation.
Playing without the use of genes in general. The slow and rapid changes of the windgate are controlled in conjunction with the activity of the high abdomen, diaphragm and thorax, and the tripartite should be controlled.
Expanded Information:
p>The Hulusi's range is not like that of the familiar bamboo flute which can reach more than three octaves, but is usually within 9 degrees, up to 11 degrees, for the ethnic tonal scale. Its tone is light and delicate, mellow and simple, soft and charming, extremely expressive and loved by the people. Whether it is folk music, or professional stage can hear it playing beautiful and beautiful sound.
Hulusi is often used to play folk tunes such as mountain songs and ditties, and is best suited to playing smooth and lyrical pieces, such as "Fenghuangzhu under the Moonlight" and "Deep Love", which have become representative of its classic repertoire.
Hulusi is the most popular instrument in the Dai and Achang ethnic groups, and it is an instrument of entertainment. During festivals, it is used to row a dragon boat in the river, or to play the Gao Sheng in the riverside, or to drive a pendulum in a square or to drink and feast in a bamboo building.
Can be heard in its beautiful sound young men and women to express their love or people walking on the road and in the field labor, but also often blowing the hulusi, adding a lot of joy to people's lives.