P2P | 12 January 2020 | 2.51 GB
三弦（字面意思是“三弦”）可以追溯到公元前三世纪的秦朝。它以日本后裔萨姆森（Samisen）闻名于西方。三弦的声音特征与班卓琴有些相似。
三弦琴有几种尺寸，对于矮小的音乐家来说，大三弦琴可能是一个艰巨的挑战。尽管三弦一直是中国音乐的重要组成部分，但近代人们出于各种原因倾向于学习其他乐器。
三弦仍然在世界各地的各种民间音乐表演中广泛使用。如今，在上海地区，通常会以琵琶和三弦的二重奏形式来演奏复兴的评弹。欣赏这种本地音乐表演形式的特点是，中国再次拥护自己的历史音乐传统。
ChineeSanXian忠实地捕获并重新创建SanXian，并由新的Windows本机QIN引擎提供支持。
SanXian (literally means “3 strings”) can be traced back to Qin dynasty, 3rd century B.C. It is mostly known to the West through its Japanese decedent, samisen. SanXian’s sound character is a bit similar to Banjo.
SanXian comes in a several sizes, the big SanXian can be a tough challenge for short musicians. Even though SanXian has always been a vital component in the Chinese music, in modern times people inclined to learn other instruments over it for various reasons.
SanXian is still widely used in all kinds of folk musical acts and performances everywhere. Nowadays in the Shanghai area, a revived form of performance, PingTan (評彈), is usually performed as a duet of a PiPa and a SanXian. Appreciating this kind of local forms of musical performances characterizes that China is, once again, embracing her own historical music tradition.
ChineeSanXian captures and recreates SanXian faithfully and is powered by the new Windows native QIN engine.
