The music scores of Xiao cymbals include Chinese character spectrum, phonetic symbol spectrum and simplified spectrum; The styles of cymbals are mainly hitting, shaking, sliding and bumping.

First, the music score of Xiao cymbals.

1, Chinese character spectrum

This score uses Chinese characters to represent the different movements and sounds of cymbals. For example, "dong" means hitting and "rolling" means rolling.

2, the sound shape symbol spectrum

This score uses specific symbols to represent the different movements and sounds of cymbals. For example, x stands for hitting and ~ stands for rolling.

3. music notation

This notation uses numbers to represent the different pitches of cymbals. For example, 1 for bass, 2 for midrange and 3 for treble.

Second, the playing style of cymbals.

1, strike

This kind of play is the most basic, that is, the cymbal is placed flat on the palm of your hand, and the other cymbal hits the edge of the cymbal and makes a crisp sound.

Step 2 shake

This kind of play is more flexible, that is, the cymbal is slightly tilted to make it swing naturally, resulting in rich timbre changes.

Step 3: Slide

This kind of play is more delicate, with the edge or fingers of the cymbal sliding on the surface of the cymbal, resulting in delicate timbre changes.

4. Conflict

This kind of play is more intense, that is, two cymbals collide with each other, producing greater volume and richer timbre.

Brief introduction of cymbals:

The cymbal is a percussion instrument in China, that is, the cymbal, also known as the cymbal and the hinge. It is made up of two round copper plates colliding with each other. Generally, a gongs and drums team is formed, and gongs and drums are played. The sound of cymbals is crisp and bright, which can show different rhythms and atmospheres. Cymbals are widely used in Buddhism, Taoist music, various operas and folk music.

Cymbals have a long history. According to the book Integration of Ancient and Modern Books, Music and Law, cymbals first appeared in the Shang Dynasty and were called cymbals at that time. By the Han Dynasty, the shape and use of cymbals had developed greatly, with different names and types such as cymbals, cymbals and cymbals.

In the Tang Dynasty, cymbals became an indispensable instrument in court bands and folk bands, with more playing skills and styles. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, Xiao Yue also played an important role in local operas such as Beijing Opera, Henan Opera, Shanxi Opera and Tibetan Opera.