G is like a panacea in erhu performance, which is inseparable from its wide use and unique advantages in performance. Here's an in-depth look at it::
First of all, the range of G is just right, like a golden mean, showing both deep emotions and cheerful melodies. Compared with other tunes, G has a wider range and can perfectly cover all corners of the **. Therefore, when playing in the key of G, the emotional ups and downs and delicate changes of ** are vividly presented, making ** sound more vivid and engaging.
Secondly, the tone of G is rich and colorful. Through different playing techniques and techniques, the G-key erhu can present a variety of timbre effects. When played with a bowstring, it releases a bright and crisp tone; When played with fingering, it shows a soft and deep tone. This variety of timbre performances makes the G key erhu feel like a fish in water when playing different styles of ** works.
Moreover, the G tone has a wide range of applications, whether it is classical, folk, or modern, it can easily do the job. In the field of classical **, G is the best choice for playing classical repertoire; In the field of folk **, G has become a key role in the interpretation of local characteristic repertoire; As for the modern ** field, G tone is a powerful assistant for various styles of ** works. This wide applicability makes G the preferred choice for many players.
To sum up, the reason why Erhu G is called universal is because of its moderate vocal range, rich and diverse timbre performance, wide range of application, and convenient transposition. These characteristics make G one of the important keys in erhu performance, and is widely used in the performance of various ** works. Through in-depth understanding and mastery of the characteristics and techniques of G key, the performers can better exert the expressive power of the erhu and present a more beautiful and moving performance for the audience.