In Wikipedia, it says that Uyghur are Turkic people of Central Asia and today many of them live in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in China. You are right. Uyghurs are not Chinese or Han Chinese. However they are one the large ethnic groups in China today. It will be good to hear the original melody of this music.
Wiki is right, I guess you can also read there how my historical motherland became Chinese territory and what Uyghurs think about being Chinese:) OK, no more politics, my young friend:)
If you want I can send you an mp3 file if you give me your address.
Thanks. I have been playing less than 3 years. Currently having a one-to-one lesson once a week and playing in a local Junior Chinese Orchestra every 2 weekly.
I am not too sure. Depends on your age. I guess young learners tend to pick things up quicker and easier than adults. I believe that 30 mins a day will be enough for new starters. I have an uncle who always tells me that it is regularity of practice that is more important than the length of time spent on each session. He said that 7 days a week x 30 mins per practice is better than 3 hours per practice x 2 days a week. If you have a teacher, you better ask for her / his advice. Good luck.
Wtf, thats an awesome and weird instrument.
Kadadj 2 years ago
好！青出于蓝、更胜于蓝。鼓掌。。。。。。。
xiuqin24 3 years ago
Uyghur is not chinese OK?
Radically different people of turkic origin.
I don't wanna go politics here but still.
The music is nice though, good job.
Afaik it is originally called "Orma naxshisi"
I got the original of this melody.
Qelender 4 years ago
Thanks.
In Wikipedia, it says that Uyghur are Turkic people of Central Asia and today many of them live in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in China. You are right. Uyghurs are not Chinese or Han Chinese. However they are one the large ethnic groups in China today. It will be good to hear the original melody of this music.
crsaustralia 4 years ago
Wiki is right, I guess you can also read there how my historical motherland became Chinese territory and what Uyghurs think about being Chinese:) OK, no more politics, my young friend:)
If you want I can send you an mp3 file if you give me your address.
Qelender 4 years ago
I think you're right. sounds like ghijak.
aaroncurley 3 years ago
How long have you played??? wow!!!
PudgyBean2 4 years ago
Thanks. I have been playing less than 3 years. Currently having a one-to-one lesson once a week and playing in a local Junior Chinese Orchestra every 2 weekly.
crsaustralia 4 years ago
Please continue to post your progress. How much should a person spend on an erhu if they are just starting to play?
PudgyBean2 4 years ago
I am not too sure. Depends on your age. I guess young learners tend to pick things up quicker and easier than adults. I believe that 30 mins a day will be enough for new starters. I have an uncle who always tells me that it is regularity of practice that is more important than the length of time spent on each session. He said that 7 days a week x 30 mins per practice is better than 3 hours per practice x 2 days a week. If you have a teacher, you better ask for her / his advice. Good luck.
crsaustralia 4 years ago