Who knows, you may just discover a passion that will last a lifetime. So if you are looking to delve into the rich and diverse world of traditional Chinese music, consider taking up one of these instruments. From the delicate melodies of the guqin and xiao, to the rhythmic beats of the drum and gong, there is something for everyone.Īnd while these instruments may seem mysterious and unfamiliar to some, they are not difficult to learn and can provide a lifetime of enjoyment. Whether you are a seasoned musician or simply someone interested in experiencing the beauty of traditional Chinese music, these instruments are sure to fascinate and delight. From the erhu and pipa, which have gained international recognition, to lesser-known instruments that are valued for their unique sounds and cultural significance, these instruments have played an important role in China’s rich and diverse musical tradition. Complimented by a comprehensive collection of warm and rich loops all recorded in the key of G.Chinese traditional instruments have long captivated the world with their unique sounds and cultural significance. The Xiao one shots have been split into short and long versions for you convenience. The Hulusi one shots are split into short and long versions for easy handling.Īnother Chinese flute, often made from bamboo.
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The Hulusi loops are full of silky smooth timbres, perfect to give a unique texture to your pack. The Dizi loops make use of the advanced techniques such as trills, circular breathing (to achieve continuous sound), fast-tonguing, popped notes and slides. Ī wind instrument built from three bamboo pipes and a gourd chest. The Yangqin one shots consist of individual notes and rolls. Ī traditional bamboo flute used in Chinese folk, Opera and modern Orchestral pieces.
The Yangqin loops in this pack are full of beautiful harmonies, and contain a mixture of complex and simple rhythms. Played with bamboo hammers covered in rubber, the Yangqin is often used to add harmony in orchestras playing chords and arpeggios. In this pack you will find a combination of delicate and mellow Pipa loops, contrasting with peppy uptempo melodies and solid one shots. Ī hammered dulcimer originally from Iran, with 144 strings in total. In modern times it has been used by such rock bands as Incubus and guitarist Steve Vai. This instrument is extremely popular and has been played for almost two thousand years.
Lookout for some fantastic harmonics and delicate melodies from 'the father of Chinese music'.Ī Chinese string instruments with four strings. Traditionally used by scholars as an instrument of refinement. The fluid nature of this instrument makes it sound almost sung in some of the of the 35 loops in this pack.Ī seven string instrument from the Zither family. This instrument is commonly used for both solo and orchestral performances in traditional classical Chinese music. See below for a more in-depth view of each instrument. Īn expressive instrument which translates to 'two stringed vertical bowed lute'. This pack is like no other in the Noiiz collection and when it comes to genres, the sky is the limit! Experiment with peppy melodies from the Pipa, rapid melodies from the Dizi or maybe something with more refined such as the Yangqin. With loops from all seven instruments and one shots from the Pipa, Yangqin, Hulusi and Xiao. This pack is built from four traditional Chinese string instruments, and three woodwind (or more appropriately 'Bamboo') instruments. Read our blog post to find out more about this pack.
In collaboration with East London recording studio Lightship95, we bring you the first in a long line of Noiiz Original productions. 'Sounds of China' is an in-depth exploration into some of the most iconic, traditional Chinese woodwind and stringed instruments.
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