Chinese Musical Instruments Blog

One of my customers asked me when she should change her Erhu bow. She's been playing her Erhu 5 times a week, 30-60 minutes a day for 1...

A lot of people have asked me how to choose a Erhu bow and I've been procrastinating for a while to write about this. Well, because I se...

I had a previous entry titled 'Help! I can't get my Erhu in tune!' about the different types of fine adjustors and one reader c...

'Er Quan Ying Yue' or 'Moon Reflected on Second Spring' as it is commonly known to non-Chinese, is a beautiful and moving pi...

I'm sure everyone has problems with sticky strings. When you store your bow on your Erhu, the rosin on your bow inadvertently touches yo...

I've been very busy these few days and have no time to update the blog. So I'll leave you with a video clip of yet another Mooncake ...

I think this product warrants an entry by itself. Firstly, because it is such a fabulous product. Secondly, because we just restocked them. ...

I realized that there are quite a lot of Singaporeans reading my blog. Singaporeans love good food, especially when they are cheap, so I tho...

Read this trick somewhere about reducing wolf tones and noise from your Erhu. Cut a 6mm cube from a piece of rubber eraser. Place the cube b...

A lady who plays Erhu came to my shop this afternoon. She told me she reads my blog and views my youtube videos as well. She said that she ...