Celebrating gongs and drums strung together.

The famous gongs and drums are strung together as follows:

The drums and gongs are loud and colorful flags are flying to celebrate the Spring Festival. The gongs and drums are loud, firecrackers are ringing, and people are singing and dancing to welcome the New Year. The gongs and drums were loud, firecrackers were ringing, and laughter came and went.

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Drums and gongs are the pillars of drama rhythm. It is an indispensable musical instrument in Han folk culture. The singing, performance, dance and martial arts of China traditional operas all have a strong sense of rhythm, and gongs and drums are musical instruments with strong voices and distinct rhythms.

Accompanied by gongs and drums, it can enhance the sense of rhythm and the accuracy of movements in opera singing and performance, help to express the feelings of characters, touch the colors of drama, and set off and render the stage atmosphere.

When playing gongs and drums, all kinds of musical instruments must be arranged and coordinated in an orderly way. Only when the drums are conducted can all kinds of rhythmic and regular sounds be played. All kinds of operas are generally combined with the singing style of operas in the aspects of instrument selection, timbre and tone, number and combination of instruments, and various rhythm patterns of performance, forming a unique style of this kind of opera.

For example, the gongs and drums in Beijing Opera are basically composed of four musical instruments: big gongs, small gongs, cymbals and drums (drums and drums are two musical instruments, Dan Pigu and ebony, both of which are mastered by drummers, so they are listed together). According to special needs, drums and cymbals are sometimes used to express specific scenes, atmosphere and dramatic emotions.

The up and down of the role, as well as the action performance on the field, should be based on the foot color, identity, personality, feelings, movements and the designated scene where the role is located, and different gongs and drums should be used to help express the regularity of body movements and the coherence of plot and emotion.

The chanting of white words, the chanting of poems and the introduction of operas are all rhythmic. At the beginning and end of a period of chanting, or a long period of chanting, between regular sentences and even sentences, or in the transition from chanting to singing, gongs and drums are often used to connect the preceding with the following, point out paragraphs and divide paragraphs, thus strengthening the sense of rhythm, setting off the priorities and cadences of tone and language potential, and assisting in expressing emotions and other emotions.