"Wind()"

Author: Zhu Houju
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Publication Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This journal was published in the 18th year of the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty as an edition by the Huizhou branch. This collection holds high historical value but is rarely circulated. In the 20th year of the Republic of China, Jiang'an Chuan Yuefan copied it by hand according to the original edition, spending several years on the task. In addition to transcribing the entire original text, all 154 illustrations were hand-drawn, with meticulous calligraphy and exquisite artwork, making it another excellent version of this collection. Feng Xuan Xuan Pin is a Ming Dynasty guqin (Chinese zither) score compiled by Zhu Houju in the 18th year of the Jiajing era. It consists of ten volumes. The first volume includes 62 textual entries on finger techniques and tuning modes, along with 154 hand gesture illustrations, most of which are derived from Ta Yin Da Quan Ji. It contains 101 pieces, including 32 guqin songs. The Ming Dynasty was a significant period for the development of guqin, with numerous schools such as the Zhe School, the Yushan School, and the Shaoxing School. Many renowned masters gathered, including Xu Hezhong, Huang Xian, Yan Cheng, Xu Qingshan, and Zhang Dai. A great number of guqin scores were published during the Ming Dynasty, among which Shen Qi Mi Pu by Zhu Quan, Feng Xuan Xuan Pin by Zhu Houju, and Xi Lu Tang Qin Tong by Wang Zhi stand out for their extensive collection of ancient tunes, closest to the ancient style of the Tang and Song dynasties. This journal was published in the 18th year of the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty as an edition by the Huizhou branch. This collection holds high historical value but is rarely circulated. In the 20th year of the Republic of China, Jiang'an Chuan Yuefan copied it by hand according to the original edition, spending several years on the task. In addition to transcribing the entire original text, all 154 illustrations were hand-drawn, with meticulous calligraphy and exquisite artwork, making it another excellent version of this collection. Feng Xuan Xuan Pin is a Ming Dynasty guqin (Chinese zither) score compiled by Zhu Houju in the 18th year of the Jiajing era. It consists of ten volumes. The first volume includes 62 textual entries on finger techniques and tuning modes, along with 154 hand gesture illustrations, most of which are derived from Ta Yin Da Quan Ji. It contains 101 pieces, including 32 guqin songs. The Ming Dynasty was a significant period for the development of guqin, with numerous schools such as the Zhe School, the Yushan School, and the Shaoxing School. Many renowned masters gathered, including Xu Hezhong, Huang Xian, Yan Cheng, Xu Qingshan, and Zhang Dai. A great number of guqin scores were published during the Ming Dynasty, among which Shen Qi Mi Pu by Zhu Quan, Feng Xuan Xuan Pin by Zhu Houju, and Xi Lu Tang Qin Tong by Wang Zhi stand out for their extensive collection of ancient tunes, closest to the ancient style of the Tang and Song dynasties.