Sound of China Guzheng Basic Tutorial - Intro and Lesson 1 - 2022 New Edition

[@nautilus4599]

This is excellent and so helpful! Many thanks!❤

[@Steen1ification]

Thank you for these! I bought my guzheng from Sound of China last year. The old videos were OK, but these have better explanation 😊

[@huailian8906]

Oh my god 😂😂 this is sooo helpful ❤❤ I love your videos you are also so detailed on explaining the instrument. 😊😊😊

Que lindo! Saudações do Brasil!

[@kaija_elf]

Thank you for these tutorials! As a beginner on guzheng, they are so very helpful!

[@jademercurius]

I’m a beginner as well haha! Wish me luck😢

[@susanchung9824]

Thank you so much. ❤❤❤. How can I get those music sheets for all the drills in your videos please?

[@YugenOnLine]

Thabk you very much!!!

[@hans-peterkolb8481]

Can you please give me some advice on the tuning? I'd like to know about the optimum distance between the movable bridges? How do you avoid tearing strings when putting on new strings?

[@SoundofChinaGuzheng]

@@hans-peterkolb8481 yes, you can remove the bridge first before tightening the string. I have another video on tuning the guzheng. You can search it on the KZbin.

[@susanchung9824]

❤❤❤

[@herminefomena5343]

Good 👍

[@juangabriel_kalimba_guzheng]

New year, new tutorial videos but still the same lessons. 😊 Is this still the same with the first basic tutorial videos you uploaded before this new ones (2022 edition)?

[@SoundofChinaGuzheng]

Yes, these are the same lessons as before.

[@juangabriel_kalimba_guzheng]

@@SoundofChinaGuzheng Oh ok. 😊

[@juangabriel_kalimba_guzheng]

@@SoundofChinaGuzheng I'm very happy today because you uploaded a new set of tutorial videos. 😊

[@popapillow3172]

My uncle had a Guzheng and I’m learning with your videos. Question: What do you mean by duds? I really may be brain dead ：（

[@SoundofChinaGuzheng]

dots? That's part of the simplified notation scores. You will need the textbook to accompany these videos.

[@skincrx]

She meant dots and or dot depending on the octave the note is at. So in western classical music the octave symbol looks like 8va written on sheet music because of the limited space when there’s a part they want you to play octave above. Octave just means you’re playing the same note in the next octave above or below the written note. Like for example on a keyboard 🎹 the middle note C. The next octave in the note c is the next higher pitch c. Depends it could be 2 octave higher to or 3 or 4. 😂 but in GuZheng just one octave 😅