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Post by Dorian Gray on Jan 25, 2014 6:14:51 GMT
Hi! I have received a Hulusi as a gift from the chinese embassy of my country, to use it in my ensemble. I'm erhu player, and want to teach someone to play it so we can play along, but I don't even have a fingering chart to play it. I can read Jianpo as standart notation too... if there is any material that you could show me, textbooks, fingering charts and so, I would be very grateful. Advices are welcome too. I don't have a credit card so I can not purchase from Ebay and that kind of sites :C
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Post by edcat7 on Jan 25, 2014 10:36:44 GMT
Hi victorerhu and welcome, Someone else will have to download a fingering chart but I use this book: www.redmusicshop.com/Accessories/Books-and-CDs/Hulusi%20scores%20book,%20with%202%20CDs%20(accompaniment%20musics,%20complete%20musics) A lot of hulusi tunes start slowly then increases in pace in the middle and finishes off slowly again. Do you know how to double tongue? Also one or two tunes require the use of the drone. Depending on the type of the hulusi you have I would probably avoid these tunes at first. Can you show us a picture of your hulusi? Oh yes, you've just mentioned you don't have a credit card...hmmm Best wishes Ed |
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Post by Minh on Jan 25, 2014 15:08:08 GMT
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Post by edcat7 on Jan 25, 2014 21:56:41 GMT
The Sai Ma rendition by hulusi was amazing. It's the first time I heard that on the hulusi. Clearly he is a dizi player who can also play the hulusi. It just goes to show you don't have to spend much on a hulusi to get a good sound. His hulusi isn't even detachable. I had a Bb like that, which cost pennies and my teacher loved it so much he uses it for performances (it's now his)
One thing about those type of drones though, once you turn it on by removing the stopper you can't put it back on until you finish the tune.
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