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Educational video about the Chinese bili 筚篥/guanzi 管子 (double-reed pipe)

An educational video detailing the history, construction, playing techniques, and usage of the Chinese double-reed pipe called bili (筚篥), whose modern form is usually called guanzi (管子), an instrument that was transmitted to China from Central Asia via the Buddhist oasis state of Kucha (in modern-day Xinjiang) sometime between the Eastern Han, Wei-Jin, and Northern and Southern Dynasties periods, and which became an important leading instrument in musical ensembles of the Tang and subsequent dynasties. Probably filmed in a TV studio in Beijing, China, c. August 2023. This video was produced by the China Media Group (中央广播电视总台, literally "Central Radio and Television General Station"), also known as Voice of China, the predominant state media company (in terms of radio and television broadcasting) in the People's Republic of China. It was established in March 2018 as a fusion of all state-held media enterprises including China Central Television, China National Radio, and China Radio International. The China Media Group is under the direct control of the Central Propaganda Department of the Chinese Communist Party. This video, which is part of a series entitled "Yue Dong Zhongguo: Zhongguo Chuantong Yueqi Gongkai Ke"《乐动中国：中国传统乐器公开课》(Music on the Move in China: Open Class on Traditional Chinese Musical Instruments), was published on August 28, 2023. The host is Ms. Sui'er (穗儿), also known as Cheng Sui'er (程穗儿), and the experts featured in this video include: ● Mr. Li Hongfeng (李宏锋), associate researcher (副研究员) at the Music Research Institute of the Chinese National Academy of Arts (中国艺术研究院音乐研究所) ● Mr. Hu Qingxue (胡庆学, b. 1974), a 27th-generation inheritor of the tradition of Buddhist ceremonial music of the Zhihua Temple in Beijing, who holds the status of National-Level Representative Inheritor/Transmitter of the Intangible Cultural Heritage item of Zhihua Temple music ● Mr. Han Lei (韩雷, born c. 1973), a guanzi soloist and teacher who graduated from the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing in 1994 At 13:48 a recording of Mr. Han Lei (韩雷) playing a solo guanzi (管子) version of "Qiliang Fan"《凄凉犯》, no. 16 of the 17 poetic songs in ci (词) form from "Baishi Daoren Gequ"《白石道人歌曲》(Songs of Whitestone, the Daoist, c. 1202) by the Southern Song Dynasty poet-composer Jiang Kui (姜夔, c. 1155-c. 1221) is played. In Jiang Kui's preface to this song, he refers to it being played on a bili, as follows: 「予归行都，以此曲示国工田正德，使以哑觱栗角吹之，其韵极美。」 When I returned to the capital, I showed this song to a palace musician, Tian Zhengde, and ordered him to play it on the ya bili.* Its harmony was most beautiful. The ya bili (哑觱栗, literally "mute bili") was apparently a variety of bili with an especially slender bore and quiet, gentle tone. 乐动中国——中国传统乐器公开课——筚篥 中央广播电视总台央广中国之声联合中国艺术研究院音乐研究所推出特别策划《乐动中国——中国传统乐器公开课》，节目聚焦骨笛、编钟、鼓、琵琶等20种传统乐器及乐种。音乐学者将在一个个有趣的故事中讲述中国传统乐器的历史、由来；演奏名家、非遗传承人现场演奏经典名曲，让网友聆听中国传统乐器带来的美妙韵律；民间发烧友、00后乐器达人，展现传统乐器与潮流音乐的创新融合。 More information: https://www.yangshipin.cn/video/home?... https://wm-fs2.must.edu.mo/group1/M00...   / %e5%ae%8f%e9%94%8b-%e6%9d%8e-204593a6   https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E8%83%A... https://news.qq.com/rain/a/20230830A0... https://www.sin80.com/artist/hanlei https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E9%9F%A...