【Zide Guqin Studio】The Grand Hujia

[@KINGLEE-eq1od]

早晨

[@甜美的旋律-p5i]

你好，陌生人。忙碌的日子里记得让自己休息一会儿，那怕是一会儿。静下心来好好把这段音乐听完，什么也不要想。加油，明天会更好。🙂

[@zhongruili3936]

The "Great Hu Jia" is usually referred to as an eighteen-part ancient qin piece. This piece and "Little Hu Jia" are known as "Hu Jia Er Ben", the popular "Shen Jia Sheng" and "Zhu Jia Sheng" in the early Tang dynasty are known for these two pieces. Later, Dong Tinglan inherited the tradition of the two families, finishing and re-creating the current zither piece "Big Hu Jia" and "Little Hu Jia". The main theme of the piece is Cai Wenji's sorrow for her homeland, which comes from a woman's heart and is filled with the pain of being in exile. 《大胡笳》，通常指十八段體裁的古琴曲。此曲與《小胡笳》並稱為“胡笳二本”，初唐琴壇流行的“沈家聲”和“祝家聲”，就是以這兩曲著稱。後董庭蘭繼承兩家傳統，整理再創作而成如今琴曲《大胡笳》、《小胡笳》。 貫穿全曲主題的是蔡文姬 一個發自女性內心的、因飽含顛沛流離之苦而思念故園的悲慼。

[@mc-w6218]

有幸聆听1425年的古曲，古人的悲悯思绪令人心醉，人琴合一就是最高境界啊，赞叹中华几千年璀璨的文明❤

[@yushunwang5146]

才情生于乱世，往往感受深切悲伤

[@AdlerMow]

Chinese music, while mostly pentatonic, makes use of other scale tones. They actually had a 12 tone chromatic scale way before West. But most importantly, feel the soul in this piece! Its so ancient yet so human! You can imagine all the composer have been through, amazing!

[@alekx58]

And Revers three and two one one one five Four three while cause while nevermind the old gu Jin Points For free Look withput lost inner holds Same Said Til inner Rain some Said Till inner can spare Push Til more Push Power some Said federt Wind some Said nine Winds

[@msh9790]

idk but This is Gu qin which has been around ever since 1st millinium BC or Earlier. Mostly have 5 Strings but in modern they made it 7 to let the music more stable

[@aden5297]

@@msh9790 actually, the number of strings on the guqin increased to 7 many millenia ago, it's not a modern change.

[@酒吧街小白龙]

The law of twelve averages is originally China's contribution to the world. In fact, China's contribution to the world is much more than you can imagine.

[@yan-huang]

五声的意思不是只有五声，而是以五声为声音中的主要文化地位，实际上如你所说，它是五音七声十二律吕。

[@ywlaiben1]

先生之琴藝修養，直追古人！使千年遺音，重現目前！佩服佩服！

[@sagaback927]

今更胜昔

[@poppianomusic]

希望每个听音乐并阅读此评论的人永远安全，并在生活中有很多运气🥰🥰🥰👇

[@TheSanbao]

Thank you, fantastic for long Tea drinking sessions.

[@popchinesemusic2023]

如果你今天过得很糟糕，我只想让你知道，糟糕的时光会像其他任何时候一样过去，美好的时光即将到来！ 继续努力💛💛

[@naru-hozon7131]

指使いがとても綺麗です。 初心者で、先生から指使いのOKがもらえず悩んでいました。参考に何度も観ます

[@ciel1637]

画面我好喜欢，古意盎然

[@haruhi7745]

欢迎你回来。 很喜欢听你的音乐视频，听了你的音乐。心情愉快，舒畅。谢谢🌷❤️

[@-verias-1439]

どうもありがとうございました🙇🏻🍃

[@Julia-rk3ls]

雅

[@taiwanclassicalmusic]

"伟大的！这种音乐确实很特别。如此温柔而柔软。很高兴陪我进行冥想。我喜欢它。 tank你非常坦克！ 🙏🙏 "

[@chinesedj6277]

一聽就迷上了這節奏，超贊👍👏超棒💃🕺

[@王翠綾]

謝謝上傳分享🙏🙏這首曲真好聽，古琴很美，老師演奏聲音更好聽👍老師手勢彈奏很優雅👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏☕☕☕☕🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@alisfushiguro6082]

Olá eu queria saber se essa pessoa que está tocando é a mesma que tocou a música do Dorama (ashes of love ost)? Você sabe como é o nome dela? 🇧🇷

[@Quantum_Cowboy]

I can’t imagine how much dedication it takes to learn and play this so well, years of foundational learning first for sure

[@Dactaron]

Feichang xiexie 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 hugs from south of Brazil ❤️

[@Casiopeo-c8x]

Gracias

[@wwr2325]

The best! 👍

[@pattyb9445]

Beautiful ❤️ hao ting 🌹

[@oliviaolivia4680]

I adore you!

[@gerryarty8342]

Very nice. Xie xie nee

[@Klausgi007]

Bravo !

[@cassiechan821]

听得入了迷了~

[@МихаилВалерьевич-б3ъ]

Интересно слушаю вас с любовью

[@sergey54716]

xie xie 👍

[@fernandoNovo59]

A moment of reflection and of peace...thank you! Peace and Respect from Canada

[@Espequeteto]

Maravilha!!! Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho Profissional! Muito obrigado por compartilhar algo tão profundo e belo!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️🙏🤲🙏❤️ De Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

[@PedroLifter]

Incrível! Brasil manda seu agradecimento! São Paulo, Brasil!

[@Taka-Musics-Labo]

Is this composition so ancient music about 600 years ago? It is so amazing.

[@hodgenhe]

The original one is from Tang Dynasty, which means 1500 year ago.

[@Taka-Musics-Labo]

@@hodgenhe 1500 years ago?! That's so amazing. Thank you so much for your kind comment. I appreciate you.

[@hodgenhe]

@@Taka-Musics-Labo yes, it is said this music firstly was composed by 董庭兰(around A.D. 695年- around A.D. 765)

[@hodgenhe]

@@Taka-Musics-Labo and if you ask where the idea is from, it's from a poem which written on A.D. 208. Some info on wikipeda en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eighteen_Songs_of_a_Nomad_Flute

[@Taka-Musics-Labo]

@@hodgenhe Thank you so much for detailed explanation.

[@JohnSmith008]

Фантастическая вещь🙏 Спасибо🙏💕

[@novymelianalaksanawati483]

For all the shifu and laoshi please do cover all the BGM or instrumental pieces on the Meng Hua Lu drama. They are absolute awesome how the sound it make so majestic and pint point on the scene like in ep 33 on Flower and Moon banquet. Thank you so much

[@ingwiafraujaz3126]

This puts me to sleep like nothing else.

[@罗美芝]

翩翩吹我衣，肃肃入我耳，

[@Charlie-Mouse]

Beautiful as always.

[@S8terra]

molto rilassante e meditativo 😊 che bei suoni ....

[@natalieinvers6577]

Thank you for adding this video! A very beautiful melody. Sad and beautiful, very relaxing.

[@kdongzheim6071]

希望可以有更多的古琴演奏 尤其是白无瑕老师 拜谢

[@mharree5967]

Amazing as always!! Thank you for having this amazing channel 🥺

[@juu235]

Lindo de mais 😍

[@ericaphillips4540]

Wow, there was a lot there and so beautiful. I can't wait to get find out more about it through a translation. Thank you so very much I enjoyed it very much

[@yiming99]

some info about the piece: The theme throughout the piece is the sadness of a woman who misses her hometown because of the pain of displacement. The frequent variations and chromatic progressions in the melody, as well as the "many voices and few rhymes", reflect the unique style of the Tang Dynasty.

[@yiming99]

more details: Cai Yan, literary name Wenji, daughter of Cai Yong, had extensive learning and was a talented conversationalist; she was also very sensitive to music pitch. One night when her father was playing the qin a string broke. Hearing this she said, "That was the first string." Again hearing a string break she said, "That was the fourth string." This amazed her father. Later she was married to Wei Zhongdao of Hedong. When he died she returned home. During the great disorder at the end of the Han dynasty, Cai Yan was carried off by nomad cavalry, and in the frontier region she was a royal princess for 12 years. She bore two sons, and the chieftain greatly respected her. One spring while riding on a nomad cart she was emotionally moved by the reed pipes, and wrote a poem expressing her feelings. It said, Nomad reed pipes are blowing; Horses whinny on the frontier. A solitary goose turns its head, And its cry resounds, "Ying, ying." Later Cao Cao, an old acquaintance of Cai Yong, ordered a great general to ransom Cai Wenji. She returned to Han, (but) her two sons remained with the nomads. Afterward, thinking longingly of Wenji, the nomads would roll up grass leaves for blowing as reed pipes, and play mournful sounds.

[@chubbymoth5810]

Fabolous piece, ditto play. Thank you very much for sharing this.

[@sandraizaguirre6831]

🙏✨🌷

[@oldmusicmelody888]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@xiaopingxu3654]

好想学呀！

[@chromewho1188]

能不能来个凉州大遍😍😍😍

[@rinmikorin86]

Amazing 💓

[@TV_intruder1109]

Задумчивая тема. Спасибо!

[@natalieinvers6577]

Согласна. Именно задумчивая. Не могла подобрать слово.

[@dk-19]

can you cover ost love like the galaxy please

[@BawlingOuttaControl]

the first 8 min I wasn't really into it but from the 8 min mark to just after the 9 min mark it is really good, the crisp sound of the tiao hitting with an echo followed by a brief silence is intense.

[@NymEight]

Divine

[@markboudreau1410]

Just Beautiful!❤️👍🙏 Is that a computerized electronic guqin?😲

[@СергейЮнг-м8ъ]

Мне понравилось! Привет и благодарность из России! )))

[@alisfushiguro6082]

Um lindo som como sempre 😝✨🍑💗✨🇧🇷

[@nikzen2316]

шедевр 大作

[@josephguo6256]

Equal Temperaments was discovered by a prince (Ming Dynasty - in 1584) zhu zaiyu (朱载堉），earlier than western Simon Stevin (in 1585).

[@josephguo6256]

Bach was a copycat only.

[@juditg5339]

🥰 Traducción de la descripción... 🙏

[@yiming99]

You can find it in English on some of the comments.

[@juditg5339]

@@yiming99 Thaks 😊

[@HendraGunawan-xq1vb]

Can i request ost the Myth - jacky chan & kim tae hee 🥰

[@danyelnicholas]

May I ask what those strings are made of? squid gut?

[@lionelpolanski1556]

Steel in the center and wrapped with nylon, mostly. Some use strings made in silk.

[@盧茂材]

想听《天府乐》

[@xiaoq8329]

Is it Hu Jia or Hu Qie?

[@liminshao2868]

Hu Jia

[@allenanderson4911]

I wonder how this would sound on gut strings... assuming that's historical? Less twang! No scratching of the slide would be audible.

[@ryin2140]

😫没听懂听不出好坏，连节奏都不明白。除了酒狂，高山流水，古琴就没听明白过。是一定要学了才能欣赏吗？😩

[@李山风-y5q]

你的理念要清晰一下，古琴其实是自已听的，自弹自听，是感受表达意境心境，不是现代西方流行音乐体系，琴棋书画剑射，没有一个是为表演而学的，表演的是古筝。

[@hahaha-vm5vz]

:)

[@alekx58]

Shieh

[@estellaji6019]

~

[@JoshPhoenix11]

Not really into the steel string sound.

[@cywg9188]

缺乏力量