Chinese violin Erhu Lesson 0.4 --- Tuning

#洪充惠 Many stringed instruments don’t require bowing however, the Erhu does. Because the bow is always in between the two strings, it is hard to pluck. It is almost impossible to tune the erhu without mastering your right hand first. Therefore, it is a little bit complicated to tune...  This erhu lesson channel will give you some basic ideas of how to play erhu. My goal is to let more people learn this beautiful instrument at home on their own. Let me know if you have any questions, or if you wish to learn other topics. Online lessons are available! Winner of Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award 2018, Tsun-Hui Hung 洪充惠, born in Taiwan, studied erhu from the age of seven. She has won numerous major awards, including the prestigious Outstanding Artist Award at the Taiwan National Erhu Competition. After earning a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from The Ohio State University, she continues to collaborate with a variety contemporary composers & musicians from World, Western-classical, Chinese and other musical backgrounds. She had been invited to perform at various esteemed venues around the world, leaving only Austria and Antarctica on her bucket list. Since becoming a resident of Hawaii in 2016, she has developed an interest in combining erhu with music of Aloha. Don&be fooled by her charming picture, she is also a champion of Taiwan National Taichi competition.