Traditional Chinese instrumentalist play blugrass music (Ms Ding and Eric Shi)蓝草人物志之丁老师

[@Ron-k8e7f]

LIKE THE WAY SHE PLAYS THAT VERY SOOTHING

[@MrTempo1950]

Love you guys, your music is so good. You are all so talented.

[@cbaron1234]

Oh my God! She is a gorgeous woman and an amazing musician, but is Ms. Ding from this planet?

[@quantum9571]

Ms Ding Jing has so beautiful smile!! She plays Erhu in the jambalaya video

[@lordemed1]

NIce Martin guitar, Eric!😀

[@EarnestWilliamsGeofferic]

So far I have learned that the ruan and the erhu are brilliant bluegrass instruments. Ms Ding is awesome.

[@fieldsofomagh]

Love Ms Ding playing. She is so skilled at what she does and has a lovely personality to go with it.

[@johnmiddleditch3656]

🤪Oh Ms Ding, what a pleasure you are. Please play us more of your music.

[@daryl5379]

Ms Ding is so talented, but the thing i so admire is that she is taking a 1000 year old traditional chinese instrument and playing todays bluegrass. The fact she is trying that and is so great is really admirable.

[@parsnip2699]

She's an accomplished musician. She could probably play anything on her instruments. Super talented!

[@catherinehazur7336]

So smooth and nice the Ruan sounds with the guitar. She certainly has succeeded in adapting the bluegrass sound to the traditional Chinese instruments that she plays so well

[@vincewong6367]

She is a talented musician! Where is she from? China?

[@catherinehazur7336]

@@vincewong6367 yes, China.

[@vincewong6367]

@@catherinehazur7336 thank you. Very helpful of you. Have a nice day!

[@tombentley7168]

Nice --I grew up in mountains of NC --knew Doc Watson- a well knows Bluegrass artist.

[@jpbliss1]

Ms. Ding is metal...she just doesn't realize it yet :^D Seriously, this is fantastic. Thanks for sharing!

[@ChingFong58]

Its great that we can have this Chinese / American connection...I just hope that the power hungry elites from both sides dont ruin it.

[@zymelin21]

Ericis thatyour little daughter. is she ever cute. congrsts.

[@kyisoehan7442]

proof that music transcend cultures

[@rickbullock4331]

Wow! two very talented players. I’m really impressed with the traditional Chinese instrument, it sounds very similar to the banjo. Nicely done.👍👍🇨🇦

[@texputter7928]

Don't know how I stumbled across this, but I'm sure glad I did, love it!

[@bluegrass2368]

Thank you for the beautiful music!

[@p.steven2413]

Ms Ding You Are The Best . So Nice To See You . Stay Blessed .

[@jamesbreault5762]

Wow these guys are really super talented lovethe music.

[@pingchu5128]

謝謝施老師及丁老師把美好的音樂帶給華人同胞！祝愿您們健康快樂：

[@JB-rw9xt]

I’m a fan of Ms Ding. Wow 🤘🏼

[@robaet3]

Hey Eric and Ms Ding. That's a real good Sound. Congratulations

[@MrSango123]

how cute is the little girl

[@demef758]

"little girl"?

[@waltertanner7982]

Fascinating! Best wishes from Germany!

[@WorldBluegrassDay]

Would you be interested in doing a video for the World Bluegrass Day channel? Really love your sound.

[@Elephantsss]

Thank you, beautiful music

[@babathegoodmansamba8533]

Great work of Mrs Ding on all the instruments. Bravo !!!! And Eric of course too !

[@LanceYunkin]

I don't know how this video showed up in my recommendations, but I'm so glad it did!! I love bluegrass music and also traditional Chinese instruments; to see them combined in such an excellent way is truly delightful! I hope you will continue making videos like this!

[@frankmartinez4856]

Shi Sifu, Ding Sifu! Just Beautiful ❤️ Hao, Hao! Chi chi 😊

[@rojack1947]

You both was so excellent. I think you should start a bluegrass group and get some bluegrass songs and start practicing them and start touring with Chinese Bluegrass.

[@iguessifyousayso]

Bluegrass......a World Music!! Beautiful interpretation your traditional instruments sound amazing.

[@yoshiowatanabe7650]

Fantastic,besutiful from Japan

[@lukasfoo]

So many similarities between eastern and western folk music. Thanks for sharing, and congratulations on your recent grant from the IBMA (International Bluegrass Music Association).

[@laughliketheflowers]

Beautiful. A lovely combination. Chinese traditional music is also beautiful, as is some old-sounding Chinese pop music.

[@elderhiker7787]

This channel is remarkably fun to watch. Your musicianship is of very high quality and I enjoy listening to you both playing bluegrass music on traditional Chinese instruments. Truly amazing. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.

[@noahcount7132]

Excellent video. 👍 It would be a genuine treat to see and hear the extremely talented Ms. Ding perform alongside highly regarded American bluegrass mandolin player Sierra Hull.

[@cheerfulturtlegirl]

It is so cool to hear Bluegrass music on a traditional Chinese instrument! Thank you for the beautiful music.

[@brucenh9076]

Loved this video - fun to learn about an instrument that I don't know - also, your daughter is adorable.

[@lanesaarloos281]

What a Wonderful rendition of Cripple Creek. I could listen your music..all day. Thanks.

[@YouT00ber]

Thanks, I forgot the name of that one. It was great

[@YouT00ber]

It’s a great idea to use these traditional instruments in bluegrass music. It works really well!

[@bored-trader]

I wish people with actual talent like them get more views and likes rather than good for nothing "influencers"

[@gilglim_1904]

Delightful, both of you. I want to get a ruan now. I play mostly Irish music... you see bluegrass came from Irish music. Same instruments... many of the same tunes. Drowsy Maggie played both in Irish sessions and bluegrass festivals. I play tin whistle, mandolin, Irish banjo, Classical guitar, folk guitar, blues guitar, jazz guitar, ....I play fiddle, mandolin, ukulele, etc. Thank you for sharing your music. If I wanted to see you perform in person, where would I go?

[@1rwjwith]

Wonderful sounds and musicianship.❤️

[@sergecolombet]

Félicitations et merci Ms Ding

[@lennartsjostrom3167]

The Blue Grass is growing...

[@jellysalsa]

This is great hearing bluegrass played on traditional Chinese instruments. There is a video somewhere on KZbin of a concert in Vancouver Canada many years ago with Chinese musicians playing brilliant bluegrass on several traditional instruments. I happy to see this. Having said that, bluegrass does have a certain sound produced by banjo, guitar, mandolin, fiddle, dobro etc. those are the traditional instruments if that music.

[@doowoppapa]

It s great to see that bluegrass music has infiltrated the world and some other accoustic instruments have complimented it great stuff

[@ulexite-tv]

This is wonderful -- i love multicultural collages of instruments and musical pieces!

[@GrimReaper-cp5iq]

Wow!!! You two need to tour the U.S., please.

[@chipwalter4490]

She is shredding 🤘🔥

[@rhatid]

Great idea to use the Chinese traditional instruments to play bluegrass, and they are so effective, sound so good. Congratulations to you both.

[@bpdenverco]

Just great

[@jankrusat2150]

It seems that Chinese folk music and Appallachian folk music (of which Bluegrass is a sp9in off) have a lot in common, especially the pentatonic scales.

[@StereoSpace]

Ms Ding is a beautiful woman and quite the musician. I'm always so impressed with accomplished musicians. (I'm jealous of them.)

[@bkipp]

So wonderful

[@joshuasnyder1306]

This is simply lovely to hear!

[@celticfrostherbs]

I've played bluegrass most of my life. I really enjoyed your music and the addition of traditional Chinese instruments. Very nice, thank you

[@UnyahPe1601]

Extra ordinary Sounds with western and Eastern Instruments, pls keep it up and make the videos on the Musics you Play. We love to hear them. GBU & Families.Tks. 💃👯💃👯💃👯🤗💝🙏🙏🙏✝️

[@joesitter20101]

They and their music is very much enjoyed. Thank you.

[@ronhoy8913]

Great idea. Great pickin

[@patrickhoy2475]

Incredibly fabulously played and to hear the lovely rendition of the traditional music was extremely pleasing to hear for the first time. Rosie Hoy New Zealand

[@trekpac2]

Wow, that was wonderful!

[@woodyturgid]

Awesome, Thank you,

[@allansplace]

Very talented pickers!

[@ryanmbira3968]

好听！

[@bartulbraman]

Люблю китайский язык, особенно с субтитрами!

[@drs4649]

Soooooo Nice!💪👋

[@jimlamb5508]

These 2 people are amazing, no words can describe their talent.

[@hintzedennis47]

Wonderful ! ❤

[@S.Carrick]

Love your playing!

[@paullyle3461]

Very nice thanks for sharing🎶😎🎶

[@danielfitzgerald2052]

Wonderful technique.

[@louGriggs1944]

Very nicely explained and demonstrated. Thank you.

[@pteddie6965]

Great job. I loved listening to you play Bluegrass Music. Is Bluegrass Music being discovered by many musicians in China today?

[@spacelemur7955]

These two would be a hit at any bluegrass festival in the campground jam sessions. The Chinese instruments might even inspire folks to buy one.

[@arnold1859]

Most lovely, Great music played by excellent musicians. Thank you very much. ✌☮

[@paschaff-dahom]

Bravo, no words neded.

[@timetraveler82]

awesome music and beautiful ms ding ! you’re whole group is very talented !!

[@fergfkjdgfdjhdfoi5902]

Beautiful Music

[@chrisschneiders6734]

Brillant,sounds like the Chinese instruments are made for it. Red neck hill Billy music meets ancient Chinese high end culture...what's not to like!!!!!!!.

[@casperkasparov302]

Agreed!

[@slimjim394]

😅

[@cooknengr]

Music scale is similar becasue of major pentatonic scale,五音

[@stevenjeanmenard7821]

Great music from Vernon B,C Canada

[@edwardolney4759]

Incredible talent.

[@ZenLH]

👍👍👍👍

[@stevejacobson7128]

Since Bluegrass can be played on a traditional Chinese instrument; I wonder if traditional Chinese music could be played on the banjo?

[@WillemTheUnsilent]

I tried it! It works really well with both banjo and Mandolin. I am a bluegrass mandolinist from Savannah with Chinese heritage and sometimes I switch around 😅

[@victorkroud3642]

@@WillemTheUnsilent-Too cool! (I used to live in Georgia, and knew a mandolin builder there. Don’t hear much bluegrass since moving. But I enjoy this KZbin site also. )

[@Wizardley]

Where in China are you located?

[@666toysoldier]

How about playing traditional Chinese on a banjo?

[@fransdielis2532]

What is the instrument Ms ding is playing on that cover of “Jambalaya”?

[@fransdielis2532]

Sorry Ms Ding whit a capital letter😂

[@johnbauman4005]

​@@fransdielis2532It's displayed on that video next to her name. It is an erhu. See their cover of "Amarillo by Morning," where she makes it sing.

[@garethjones9605]

Oh I say! Ding Dong,,,,

[@shurong19]

ruan和吉他有什么区别吗？听起来好像要尖一点

[@zymelin21]

hot dog, ying ding sure has grown since "Jambalaya".

[@slimjim394]

I think this was before Jambalaya.

[@RatMom5403]

中文蓝菜草 :00

[@hillhankhill]

迷人的女人

[@eventtrading]

Love it!

[@slavish_superiority]

播主不知道cross string叫分解和弦，民乐人哪知道cross string...其实在近代，中国阮已经按照古典吉他，做了大幅度改良了，连手型都是古典式的

[@lordemed1]

Can you imagine China and the U.S. working together for the benefit of the world? It could happen

[@mikek5298]

One is an authoritarian dictatorship running a surveillance state; the other is democracy with rule of law. When the Chinese Communist Party surrenders and allows the Chinese people to govern themselves we can work together. Until then, no chance.

[@GrimReaper-cp5iq]

Wow, I like the sound of the Ruan!!! It fits bluegrass nicely.