Hulusi erlernen Beim Dai-Tanz wird das traditionelle Instrument Hulusi gespielt, welches sehr mild, elegant und angenehm klingt. Mama Yu hat einen Meister im Dai-Dorf getroffen, um diese chinesische Bambusflöte zum ersten Mal auszuprobieren. #Yumama #tanzen | CRI German

The hulusi is a traditional Chinese free-reed wind instrument featuring a gourd wind chamber and bamboo pipes, including one main melody pipe and often one or two drone pipes. It produces a smooth, mellow, and haunting sound reminiscent of a clarinet, making it well-suited for lyrical melodies or atmospheric layers in world or cinematic music. Originating from the Dai and other ethnic minorities in Yunnan province, the hulusi was historically played at festivals and courtship rituals, embodying

"Artistic" performance As a traditional Chinese instrument, the hulusi is very difficult to play. Its performer must control breath to ensure a beautiful and accurate sound. This difficult task is easily solved by two young men from Guangdong province. They put the air-filled balloon on top of the hulusi to replace the performer's breath and play breathtaking music. #music #chinamusic #chinculture (Cr:137991798) | T-Time HK

History about Hulusi Part 1 https://www.facebook.com/sheikha.khamis.77/videos/606150840124661/ | Deaf Onno Jansen

From gourd to beautiful Hulusi instrument - this traditional craft turns nature into music! 🎶 #TraditionalCraft #FolkArt #InstrumentMaking #CulturalHeritage #ArtisanSkills #TraditionalSkills #CreativeProcess #Handcrafted | Fantastic China

Intangible cultural heritage spotlight | The Hulusi Flute! | How Things are Made