the guy who played erhu on all of those shows has a KZfaq

@@jackb2503 way to not link it

@@CoveringFish kzfaq.info/love/_DhRvl6Vuvk3Wach7TH8tA sorry, thought everyone who actually cared already knew about him.

How?

Yoo Song Won dude just listen to that soundtrack. The rehung sound is so obvious.

avatar last air bender is way better just saying...

YES

smh lol dude come one man this isn’t the place or video to start that. Both soundtracks have the instrument so just stop

KyuubiNo Kitsune Same Problem

KZfaq is the greatest teacher

I bought one and self taught myself. Im no master but i can play with backing tracks or with people and if you have a basic understanding of music theory for stringed instruments its just passing the hurdle of bowing correctly. Thats the hardest part. You can find them for 100 USD on amazon and ebay that will help you learn these techniques. You dont wanna go play a concert with them but you can hone your skill untill you can afford an upgrade. Plus its one of the funnest instruments ive learned. One of the favorite i own

@@please.stop.coping Youll love it then. I wouldnt recomend for a first instrument but if you have string experience youll love it.

Come to Singapore haha!

A wonderful example of cultural exchange.

If you live in or near a city with a Chinatown or a large Chinese-American population, you could ask around. You never know...there might just be a local teacher you can hire.

@@miaomiaochanagree. There could be teachers around bellaire

Same here, the one my dad has a circular base instead of a hexagonal base though.

i hope you did get it and are still in love!

its how u are using the bow

Joel Akeldama I don't know about the erhu but I think all stringed instruments take a lot of practice to get a decent sound. Sorry my comment is late, hope I helped☺

I agree with Joel, if you've ever heard a person playing the violin for the first time, oh boy you would not want to be in the same room. These rules apply. As long as sound is coming out of the instrument you have put enough rosin on.

Ur not completely on one string/change angle of bow, not applying right amount of pressure, be confident

Put ur bow on both strings. Gently put hand towards u, one string. Reset on both, push away other string. Of course make sure ur in middle of bow

Try to change the strings and the bow.

seasoned can mean that the snake skin is still changing the more you play. Your instrument will go through stages of sounding different and better as you play but I'm not sure it should be getting worse than before.

There are a lot of cheap options on e-bay. I guess they'd work for a beginner. But if you're looking for something with a bit better quality gurantee check out a site called soundofmountain. Their stuff looks quite good and also has very good reviews. They also have sample videos on here under the same name (i think)

@@wrongcontainer This'll be a very late reply but I think he meant which of the three instruments is best for beginners

My sister will buy me one and the price is 88€(In Germany) Hope it is helpfull :)

Hey ich bin aus Deutschland. Welche/wo hat deine Schwester die Erhu gekauft? Und hat sie einen Lehrer gefunden? :)

Sabi Sc Wir kaufen es in Eason Music:) Und nein leider haben wir keinen Lehrer gefunden 😅

On mine it didn't make a sound because I forgot to add rosin. And to get it to work you need to scratch the top of the rosin with a penny or something to get the dust up. Rub the rosin on both sides of the bow string, directly from the block of rosin. If it's a first time, you need to rub it on the bow for a long time, I read that it was 3 to 5 minutes of rubbing rosin on the bow. Hope this helps.

Gardevoir Sans buy the book《中国二胡考级曲集上下册》，you can practice song from level one to level ten by following the song script. Different finger technics are required in each level.

fuck lessons, learn by yourself! :D

abel Chiu where can i get that book??? Is it in english?

ironically I play better on the real thing... I just got garageband b/c it had it lol

Lutes

Guzheng on the farthest left, then right next to that is a pipa, then on the right are Ruan (the round instruments)

And on the very top are more er hu

You probably know that a guitar string is plucked and the sound decays over time. What happens is that the plucking action sends the string into a rotational movement, if you look very closely, the string goes in circles. Because you put your finger behind a fret, the flesh of your finger does not stop that movement and the result is the sound you know! You also know that putting your fleshy finger mutes that movement very quickly. An Erhu, or any stringed instrument, uses a different principle. The bow hair has rosin applied and has very tiny hair extensions. Pulling the bow across the string continuously grasps the string and moves it horizontally, but because it can't go any further, the little hair extension releases causing the string to snap back horizontally. Then it's pulled again and this cycle repeats. The movement is continuously horizontal, so you can think of this like plucking the string very rapidly! That's why the flesh of a finger is not enough to mute the sound, the string keeps getting grasped and released so quickly it never stops vibrating even with your finger on it. The same applies to any stringed instrument (violin, viola, cello, etc).

@@roelvanuden wow. okay, thanks a lot, that clears things up)

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fred 43 yes