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Er-chu

Er-chu (čínsky 二胡, v pchin-jinu èrhú), též dvoustrunné čínské housle, je čínský dvoustrunný smyčcový hudební nástroj, užívaný při sólových výstupech, ale stejně tak dobře se uplatňující i v malých sborech nebo velkých orchestrech.

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Konstrukce a technika hry

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Er-chu

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples22
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
Components1

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Er-chu

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related to Externí odkazy · 9
Er-chu → Chicago PBS, Koňské, Obrázky, Sanmen Gorge CapriccioYang Ying, Videa, Wang Guowei Archivováno, Wang Guoweiem, Wayback Machine, Wikimedia CommonsYang Ying
related to Konstrukce a technika hry · 7
Er-chu → A4, D4, Dnes, Ladí, Na, Struny, Základními
related to Historie · 6
Er-chu → Byl, Chen Yanga, Mongolové, Nepřímo, Podle, Střední Asie

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velké dnes jsou struny čínské nástroj velkých čínsky pchin-jinu čínský smyčcový číny střední asie století nástroje většinou 20 čínských dvě

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Er-churelated to Externí odkazyObrázky0.60section
Er-churelated to Externí odkazyWikimedia CommonsYang Ying0.60section
Er-churelated to Externí odkazySanmen Gorge CapriccioYang Ying0.60section
Er-churelated to Externí odkazyKoňské0.60section
Er-churelated to Externí odkazyChicago PBS0.60section
Er-churelated to Externí odkazyWang Guowei Archivováno0.60section
Er-churelated to Externí odkazyWayback Machine0.60section
Er-churelated to Externí odkazyVidea0.60section
Er-churelated to Externí odkazyWang Guoweiem0.60section
Er-churelated to HistoriePodle0.60section
Er-churelated to HistorieChen Yanga0.60section
Er-churelated to HistorieStřední Asie0.60section

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