Erhu Fingering Technique Training - (Volume 2)

Author: Zhao Hanyang
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: With the development and improvement of Chinese music, the five-line staff notation has become an inevitable trend in professional teaching materials, which is crucial for students' employment after graduation. Therefore, this "Central Conservatory of Music Series" is entirely published in five-line staff notation. This book focuses on systematic training of left-hand techniques for erhu learners and, together with another book titled "Erhu Bowing Technique Training," forms a complete foundation for erhu techniques. The book is divided into seven chapters, covering various aspects required for erhu finger technique training. To enhance systematicity, the book is organized by training categories rather than by difficulty level. Therefore, when practicing, it should be selected based on the student's specific situation. In art colleges, this book accounts for approximately two years of basic training for erhu majors at the beginner and intermediate levels. For amateur erhu learners, the training time can be appropriately extended based on their actual progress and needs, or specific pieces can be selected for targeted practice. The systematic and scientific development of teaching materials is the author's lifelong pursuit. It is a systematic project, the scale of which goes far beyond what a few individuals can accomplish and requires the arduous efforts of several generations.