The horse-head qin is a very Mongolian musical instrument, its timbre is extremely desolate and heavy, when it plays melodious Mongolian folk songs, it can make countless people feel amazing. Last night, Momo's popular anchor Ji Ya played a horse-head piano in the live broadcast room, and the melodious sound of the piano allowed everyone to experience an authentic grassland music.
Since ancient times, the Mongolian people have been a nation that can sing and dance, and their music has inherited the magnificence and desolation from the grassland. As a Mongolian, Jiya has been learning the matouqin since she was a child, and her skills have already reached the realm of perfection.
In the live broadcast room, Ji Ya's demeanor is focused and his movements are standard, which can be called a textbook-level horse-head piano performance. The bowstring trembled, and the beautiful melody floated into everyone's ears, the melody was deep and melodious, hitting the heart, and the melody seemed to bring everyone in the live broadcast room to the grassland of their dreams, and the melody made people unable to extricate themselves.
"The sound of the piano is melodious, this is called the original grassland music" "Momo is really Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and the anchor's horse-head qin is too good" "It's so stylish, Mongolian songs are really good, and it seems that I understand more and more why the older generation likes grassland songs so much"...... Fans gave Jiya a high evaluation of her performance.
Ji Ya is a senior talent anchor on Momo, and her live broadcast content is mainly based on the performance of the horse-head qin, she can not only bring the most original grassland songs to fans, but she can also use the horse-head qin to play various types of pop music for everyone. In addition to this, Jiya is also proficient in other musical instruments such as cucurbit, piano, guitar, erhu, etc., and she is a versatile and high-quality musical instrument anchor.