Guqin notation
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The notation of the guqin is a unique form of tablature for the Chinese musical instrument, with a history of over 1,500 years, still in use today.
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| Contemporary guqin players | Guqin in popular culture | Guqin literature | Guqin notation | Qinpu | Qin schools | Qin societies | Yaji | |||||
| Melodies | |||||
| Ao Ai | Guangling San | Hujia Shiba-pai | Jieshi Diao Youlan | Liu Shui | Meihua Sannong | Pingsha Luoyan | Xiao Xiang Shuiyun | Yangguan Sandie | |||||
| Schools | |||||
| Guangling | Jiuyi | Lingnan | Mei'an | Pucheng | Shu | Yushan | Zhe | Zhucheng | |||||
| Societies | |||||
| London Youlan Qin Society | New York Qin Society | North American Guqin Association | |||||
| Historical personages | |||||
| Bo Ya | Guo Chuwang | Song Huizong | Xi Kang | Zhu Quan | |||||
| Players | |||||
| Cheng Yu | Gong Yi | Guan Pinghu | Li Xiangting | Lin Youren | Wang Fei | Wu Jinglüe | Wu Zhaoji | Zeng Chengwei | Zha Fuxi | Zhang Ziqian | |||||
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