唢呐传情|Music of Chinese instrument Suona

Suona is a Chinese double-reed woodwind instrument. It was introduced to China from Eastern Europe and Western Asia with the opening of the Silk Road as early as the 3rd century A.D. Suona is a member of the world's family of double reed wind instruments, and after thousands of years of development, it has acquired its unique temperament and tone, and has become a representative national wind instrument in China. Suona has a majestic tone, with a tube body mostly made of pear and sandalwood, conical in shape, and topped with a double reed made of reeds connected to the wooden tube body through a copper core, with a copper bowl set at the lower end, plus a keyed suona and a chromatic key and a treble key, expanding the range to increase the expressive power of the instrument. In Taiwan, it is called a drum and blowing; in the south, it is one of the "eight-tone" instruments, and in Henan and Shandong, it is called a horn.
The high-tone suona has a penetrating and infectious pronunciation, and was mostly used in folk drum classes and in the accompaniment of local operas and songs. After continuous improvement, it has been developed into a traditional suona and a keyed suona, enriching its playing skills and improving its expressiveness, and has become a solo instrument with special characteristics. The medium, low and double bass suona has a thick tone and is mostly used in national orchestras and symphony orchestra ensembles.