If you don’t know the difference between a Pipa, Liuqin, Yangqin, Ruan, Yueqin, Guzheng, Guqin or a Sanxian, well, you’re not alone. The Chinese believe that all music comes from a harmony between man, heaven, and the earth. Thus, nature has provided man with all the materials needed to build musical instruments: Silk, bamboo, wood, skins, stone, metal, gourd, and clay. This informative website describes all the traditional Chinese musical instruments, so the next time someone asks you to call up a Guzheng preset, you’ll be all set.
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