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| Hakka School Hakka guzheng music has its root from the north part of China. When the Hakka people migrated from the north in the 4th century, they brought their music into Canton area. Over the last 1600 years, Hakka guzheng music integrated with the guzheng music in the south, while retains its unique characteristic.
songs. The “Ban” is closer to the major in western music while the folk song is close to the minor. Hakka School is known to have comprehensive left-hand technique. While the melody is simple, there are variation of left-hand vibrating methods that makes the sound sustains. Famous Hakka School guzheng masters are Luo Jiuxiang and He Yuzhai. Well known songs are “Night Rain over Banana Pane”, “Water Lotus”, and “Sobbing at the Ai Mountain”. |
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| Sound of China Guzheng Music Promotion Center |