All About Guzheng/Pipa

[guzhengist]

[quote]You also learnt from Mr. Thum?


Do you happen to be from PLMGS?[/quote]
Hi!
Glad to receive your reply!
Yes, I learnt from Mr Thum from Secondary one. I had private lessons at Artstratosphere since then and just stopped my lessons at the start of the year. I am not from PLMGS. I'm from Xinmin Secondary School. Hope to hear from you.

Cheers!

[greenbean2011]

hi,



may i know which chinese instrument easier to learn - guzheng or yangqing ?

[guzhengist]

greenbean2011:

hi,



may i know which chinese instrument easier to learn - guzheng or yangqing ?

Hi,
I know it wont be fair for me to say which is easier to learn since I've never tried yangqing before, so cant make a comparison... I think both instruments should be easy enough. One of my student is even a five year old, so no worries, at least I can tell you guzheng is easy, even a five year old can understand this traditional instrument^^

cheers

[guzhengist]

greenbean2011:

hi,



may i know which chinese instrument easier to learn - guzheng or yangqing ?

Hi,
I know it wont be fair for me to say which is easier to learn since I've never tried yangqing before, so cant make a comparison... I think both instruments should be easy enough. One of my student is even a five year old, so no worries, at least I can tell you guzheng is easy, even a five year old can understand this traditional instrument^^

cheers

[mrswongtuition]

guzhengist:

greenbean2011:

hi,



may i know which chinese instrument easier to learn - guzheng or yangqing ?

Hi,
I know it wont be fair for me to say which is easier to learn since I've never tried yangqing before, so cant make a comparison... I think both instruments should be easy enough. One of my student is even a five year old, so no worries, at least I can tell you guzheng is easy, even a five year old can understand this traditional instrument^^

cheers

Are you Yue Ling?

[phtthp]

for K2 kid, where to learn yang qin ? apparently cc only conduct guzheng, not yang qin.

[guqin]

I am not sure whether the yangqin is a suitable instrument for kids to learn to play as a first musical instrument. There are lots of strings (144!) to maintain and unless you are very musically inclined and do not mind tuning the strings on a regular basis. You will need to tune the guzheng strings too but I guess 21 strings will be a lot less hassle!

[Champagne1975]

May I know if anyone has kids playing both chinese and western instruments?

[metz]

Champagne1975:

May I know if anyone has kids playing both chinese and western instruments?

Not my kids but my friend's. He has abrsm grade 5 in violin, abrsm grade 3 in piano and erhu (can't remember which grade).

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