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How well do you know your Chinese musical instruments?Versión en línea Test your knowledge now! por Esplanade Offstage 1 The only Chinese wind instrument that can play three or more notes simultaneously. a suǒ nà (唢呐) b shēng (笙) 2 Which of these percussion instruments was used in the past to indicate attack in a battle? a shí miàn luó (十面锣) b gǔ (鼓) 3 This instrument belongs to the plucked-string family, but it is played by a striking pair of small hammers on the strings. a yáng qín (扬琴) b gǔ zhēng (古筝) 4 Part of this instrument's name is derived from the Chinese word that means 'two'. a èr hú (二胡) b sān xián (三弦) 5 Excessively loud and high-pitched, this instrument was traditionally used to welcome brides at their weddings and during funeral processions. a dí zi (笛子) b suǒ nà (唢呐) 6 This instrument sounds closest to the Western guitar. a ruǎn (阮) b pí pá (琵琶) 7 The pronunciation of this instrument's name are imitations of the sounds produced by the instrument. a sān xián (三弦) b pí pá (琵琶) 8 This instrument is known for being able to produce sounds that imitate the trills of singing birds. a dí zi (笛子) b shí miàn luó (十面锣) Feedback 1 The shēng, a bamboo reed instrument, is a polyphonic instrument. It can play chords of three or more notes. 2 Not only was the thunderous gǔ (drums) the perfect instrument used to give instructions to the troops, it was also used to boost the morale of soldiers on the field during a battle. 3 Hitting the strings is one way to play the instrument but the strings can be manipulated in many ways including flicking the rubber hammers lightly over them. 4 Don't look down on this two-stringed fiddle! It can play a wide range of notes and even imitate the sound of animals like horses. 5 The wailing suǒ nà (唢呐) makes a loud and high-pitched sound. It is mostly associated with traditional folk rituals. 6 The ruǎn (阮) can even evoke a bluesy, rock-and-roll feel and imitate the sounds of the Spanish guitar. 7 The pronunciations of pí and pá are imitations of the sounds produced by this four-stringed lute. 8 The dí zi (笛子) varies in size and some can imitate the brightest, happiest trills of birds.

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How well do you know your Chinese musical instruments?Versión en línea

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The only Chinese wind instrument that can play three or more notes simultaneously.

Which of these percussion instruments was used in the past to indicate attack in a battle?

This instrument belongs to the plucked-string family, but it is played by a striking pair of small hammers on the strings.

Part of this instrument's name is derived from the Chinese word that means 'two'.

Excessively loud and high-pitched, this instrument was traditionally used to welcome brides at their weddings and during funeral processions.

This instrument sounds closest to the Western guitar.

The pronunciation of this instrument's name are imitations of the sounds produced by the instrument.

This instrument is known for being able to produce sounds that imitate the trills of singing birds.

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