On The Mongolian Style Theme Of Erhu Music

Mongolian music is an important part of China's ethnic minority music art,Mongolian music not only involve melodious long-tune and enthusiastic Morinhor but also have revivified rhythm,beautiful melody and rich modal-tonality,which make Mongolian music really moving and emotional.Mongolian music is an unique charming star in Chinese minority music art.Erhu shares a common ancestry with Morinhor,which both gradually evolved from Haegeum.During the five millennium's history,there are increasing integration and innovation between Erhu and Mongolian music.Today,Erhu has became one of the most representative Chinese national musical instruments and Morinhor and Four-string Fiddle are the most representative of the Mongolian instruments.Erhu looks very similar to the Four-string Fiddle and its unique timbre sounds very similar to the Morinhor,which makes Erhu has two different qualities of the Han nationality and the Mongolian nationality and therefore Erhu can perform the multiethnic music easily.Mongolian music and Erhu music together reflect the integration and innovation of the nationality.In this paper,we will analyze the characteristics of Erhu music with the Mongolian style.This paper takes the theme creation of the Erhu music with the Mongolian style as the breakthrough point,and divides the subject into three categories: Folk Song adaptation,song adaptation and original class.First of all,in order to study the theme creation characteristics of the Erhu music with the Mongolian style,this paper combs and summarizes through the analysis of the composition of various themes.Secondly,from the four aspects of genre,theme,rhythm and musical skills,this paper discusses the embodiment of Mongolian musical elements in the creation of erhu music theme and learning skills from the Mongolian instruments Morinhor and Four-string Fiddle.Finally,this paper analyzes the characteristics of the creators of the Erhu music with the Mongolian style theme creation,and expresses some views on the education and inheritance of the Erhu music with the Mongolian style.