Chinese Musical Instruments Blog

About 2 and a half years back I made a short post on the practise of putting a small strip of plaster on the snakeskin protector of the erh...

I've recently worked closely with an erhu maker from Zhejiang China to bring in his erhus. Since I'll be putting out quite a few of ...

One of our Erhu teachers have just relocated from Singapore to Coppell, Dallas, Texas. She's learnt from quite a few professional player...

There are a lots of different types of erhu strings. They come in different gauges, are made of different materials and each maker has their...

A while ago, a customer of mine who has bought a belt clip from me before asked: "Sung Wah, do you have a belt clip that stays on the ...

I was at Shanghai last week and while I was there, I went over to Wang Gen Xing's place to pick out 2 erhus. I had my picture taken wit...

This video was done quite sometime back. The short version was posted in youtube while the full version was available to members of our mail...

Looking to start off your event with a big bang? We have Chinese Chao Gongs on for rental. The gongs are fixed on stands with wheels which m...

We've come up with a series of videos of Chinese percussive instruments like Chinese drums, gongs, cymbals and others. The purpose of th...

Here's a CD featuring tunes played using 12 different kinds of Huqins or Chinese string instruments. Just when you thought there is only...