1. Idioms about two people playing together

Respect each other like guests, the piano and the harp are in harmony, the luan and the phoenix sing in harmony

2. Idioms about describing music

< p> The music is high and low, but the music is the same but the music is the same

The sounds outside the strings change the strings, change the strings, change the strings and change the direction, which is exciting

Songs and dances, singing and dancing, specializes in leveling, long songs, when weeping orioles sing, swallows dance, sing lightly, dance with joy, advance with vigor, besieged on all sides, sing loudly

< p> Sing a hundred and sing three sighs, the husband sings and the wife follows

Ban, eye, one ban, three eyes, all the rules

The sound of gold, the sound of jade, the vibration of gold, the sound of drums, and the sound of gold retreat

Bells, bells and tripods, people's bells are ringing, tripods are eaten, yellow bells are eaten, big lubes and yellow bells are destroyed, earthenware cauldrons are thundering, yellow bells and tiles are folded in sho

Drums are loud, drums are loud, flags and drums die down, drums are revived, drums are in full swing, morning bells and evening drums

Bells cover ears and steal bells

Qin and harp, heart, sword, gallbladder, harp, chess, calligraphy and painting, the harp and harp are not in harmony, one harp and one crane, the man and the harp are dead, they burn the harp, cook the crane, and play the harp to the ox

Glue pillars, drums and harp

In summary, the eloquent tongue of the lower Liba people leads to the lingering sound of carved feathers in Liangyangchun, white snow in spring, the sound of Zheng and Wei, the sound of high mountains and flowing water, and the endless flute.

The sound of luxuriant music

3. Idioms to describe playing

Eight-tone duplication: Eight-note: the ancient collective name for musical instruments; duplication: interaction, taking turns. Eight types of musical instruments are played in turn. It means that the instrumental music is complete and the performance is grand.

Playing music, singing and dancing: playing orchestral instruments, singing and dancing. Generally refers to music and dance entertainment activities.

Fanxianjiguan: describes the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time.

Song and dance hall: refers to a place where music is played and songs and dances are performed.

Getai Wu Pavilion: Pavilion: a house built on a high platform. A place to play music, perform songs and dances.

Advocate and shout: describe the noisy and lively sound of music playing.

Orchestral music: Many wind instruments and string instruments are mixed together and played together. Describes a complex sound. It can also be used as a metaphor for the impetus of the article or the intense and high-spirited mood.

Jiguanfanxian: Ji: fast; Fan: miscellaneous. Describe the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time.

To shoot a complex string in a hurry: It is still said to be in a hurry to play a complex string. Describe the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time.

Jizhu Fansi: Describes the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time. Same as "urgent management and complicated strings".

Golden drum and drum. Xuantian: loud. Describes the sound of music playing as noisy and lively. It also describes the majesty of the military or the fierceness of the battle

Qianbu Yiqiang: Department: The organization in charge of music in the Tang Dynasty was divided into several departments according to the nature of the music in charge. All played in the same tone. The metaphors are the same old ones, unchanged.

Knock on gold and stone: Gold and stone: refer to musical instruments such as bells and chimes. Play musical instruments such as bells and chimes. It also describes a sonorous sound.

Knocking on gold and jade: refers to playing musical instruments such as bells and chimes. It also describes a sonorous sound. Same as "knocking gold and striking stone".

Qin-se disorder: Qin-se: the name of an ancient musical instrument, a metaphor for a couple. The dissonance of the harp playing. It is a metaphor for inappropriate government orders and loss of regulation. It is also a metaphor for marital discord.

Yinshang Kejiao: refers to musical performance that pays attention to rhythm and has high achievements. Same as "Introducing business and engraving feathers".

Introducing Shang Keyu: Shang and Yu: two sound names in ancient music. It refers to musical performance that pays attention to rhythm and has high achievements.

Zhu Xian Yu Qing: Xian: the silk string on the instrument; Qing: a percussion instrument. It refers to beautiful music played on musical instruments.

4. Idioms describing high levels of music and performance

Idioms describing high levels of music and performance:

[yú yīn rào liáng]

lingering sounds around the beams

lingering sounds around the beams, a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is yúhuyīn rào liáng, describes the beauty of singing or music, with lingering lingering sounds. It is also a metaphor for poems that are meaningful and thought-provoking.

From "Liezi·Tang Wen".

Idiom usage: subject-predicate form; used as predicate, attributive, object; with a complimentary meaning

Synonyms: lingering sound, lingering for three days

Antonym: unbearable , tasteless

Lantern riddle: lingering sound (guess one of the two-character words) Answer: twists and turns

5. Idioms describing music

lingering sound, melodious, singing lingering sound, lingering sound, shaking the heaven and earth

1. lingering sound lingering [yú yīn rào liáng]

Explanation: describes the beautiful singing voice, leaving an unforgettable impression on people.

From: "Liezi·Tang Wen" by Liezi of the Warring States Period: "In the past, when the Qi of Edong in Han Dynasty was short of food, he passed through the Yongmen Gate and chanted songs about fake food. After he left, the lingering sound lingered for three days without stopping, and there were people on the left and right. ""

Translation: In the past, the Qi State in the east of Korea had no food. They passed through Yongmen and sold and sang to eat. After leaving, the lingering sound lingered for three days, and the people around him took the man to his house. Just left.

2. eloquent [ wěi wěi dòng tīng ]

Explanation: It describes someone who is good at speaking and makes people like to listen.

From: Chapter 34 of "Niehaihua" by Zeng Pu of the Qing Dynasty: "I just answered in English, but I still spoke crisply, melodiously and beautifully."

Three , Singing around the beam [ gē shēng rào liáng ]

Explanation: around: whirling; Liang: the beam of the house. The singing echoed between the rafters. Describes a beautiful singing voice.

From: "Liezi Tang Wen" by Liezi during the Warring States Period: "In the past, when Han E was in Qi in the east and was short of food, he passed through the Yongmen Gate and chanted songs about fake food. After he left, the lingering sound lingered for three days without stopping, and there were people on the left and right. ”

Translation: In the past, the Qi State in the east of Korea had no food. They passed through Yongmen and sold and sang to eat. After leaving, the lingering sound lingered for three days, and the people around him took the man to his house. Just left.

4. The lingering sound [ yú yīn niǎo niǎo ]

Explanation: It describes music that is pleasant and intoxicating.

From: Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Ode to the Former Red Cliff": "The sound is like a whine, like resentment, admiration, weeping, and complaining; the lingering sound is lingering, like a wisp."

Translation: The sound of the flute is whining, like resentment, admiration, weeping, and complaining; the ending is gentle and long, like endless filaments lingering in the ears.

5. Shake the sky and shake the earth [ zhèn tiān dòng dì ]

Explanation: Zhen: shake; move: shake. It shook the world. Describes a loud or powerful sound.

From: Chapter 41 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: The cry of the people in the two counties shook the heaven and the earth.

Translation: The cries of the people in the two counties shook the world.

6. Idioms to describe playing

When you walk on a country road and see the harvest in the farmland, you will think of the poem: The fragrance of rice flowers speaks of a good year, and the sound of frogs is heard

Idioms describing superb musical skills: reaching the pinnacle, being superb, playing around for three days, being perfect, not knowing the taste of meat

7. Idioms describing the sound of an ensemble of musical instruments

Bo Xun Zhongchi: Bo and Zhong: the order of brothers, Bo is the eldest and Zhong is the second; Xun: a musical instrument made of clay; Chi: a musical instrument made of bamboo. The Xunchi ensemble plays harmoniously. In the old days, brotherly harmony was praised.

Blow bamboo and tune silk: bamboo: wind instrument; tune: modulate; silk: string instrument. Refers to orchestral ensemble. Generally refers to music activities.

Chui Chui Da Da: refers to an ensemble of various musical instruments. It is also used to describe deliberately exaggerating certain words, actions or things to attract others' attention.

Xun and Chi: Xun and Chi: two musical instruments in ancient times. The two instruments Xun and Chi play together, and the sound is harmonious. Used to praise the harmonious relationship between brothers.

Two pieces of drumming: drumming: the instrumental ensemble of the ancient ceremonial band. Two instrumental ensembles. Specifically refers to the croaking of frogs.

Two parts of Frog Croak: Advocate: The instrumental ensemble of the ancient ceremonial band. Two instrumental ensembles. Specifically refers to the croaking of frogs. It is also used to describe a leisurely and comfortable natural living environment.

Ru Xun Ru Chi: Xun, Chi, the name of the musical instrument.

When these two instruments play together, they sing and harmonize, which is used to metaphor the response and harmony of two things.

Poetry drum drum: drum drum: musical instrument ensemble. It especially means that hearing the call of oriole can arouse poetry.

Frog croaking and drumming: drumming: the instrumental ensemble of the ancient ceremonial band. Two instrumental ensembles. Generally refers to the croaking of frogs. It is also used to describe a leisurely and comfortable natural living environment.

8. Idioms that describe the meaning of various musical instruments playing in unison

There are many idioms that describe the meaning of various musical instruments playing in unison. Here are a few examples.

1. Eight-note duplication: Eight-note: the collective name for musical instruments in ancient times; duplication: interaction, taking turns. Eight types of musical instruments are played in turn. It means that the instrumental music is complete and the performance is grand.

2. Fanxianjiguan: describes the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time.

3. Advocate and noisy: describe the noisy and lively sound of music playing.

4. Golden drum and drum. Xuantian: loud. Describes the sound of music playing as noisy and lively. It also describes the majesty of the army or the fierceness of the battle

5. Drum music: drum: play. Xuantian: Loud and noisy. Various musical instruments were played, and the sound was so loud that it reached into the sky. Described as very joyful and lively.

9. Idioms describing the ensemble of various musical instruments

Repeated eight notes; solitary rhyme of Yaoxian; mournful silk and bold bamboo;

Bo Xun Zhongchi; Silk and bamboo orchestral strings; rapid bamboo and silk;

The sound vibrates the forest; morning bells and evening drums; golden drums ring in unison;

The sound of metal and stone making is like a xun or a chimney; the bells ring and the cauldrons eat. ;

Play bamboo and tune silk; play the flute and gold instrument;

The sheng and chime have the same sound; play the pipe and tune the strings; the room is like a hanging chime;

Huang Zhong The tile cauldron; the poems and drums are blowing; the drums and music are singing together.

10. Idioms describing music.

Extraordinary: ordinary music. To describe something extraordinary and outstanding.

I don’t know the smell of meat. It originally refers to being intoxicated by the beautiful music and therefore unable to recognize the smell of meat. Later, he was described as concentrating on studying and not being able to distinguish the taste of food. It also describes that life is difficult and there is no meat to eat.

Play orchestral instruments, sing and dance. Generally refers to music and dance entertainment activities.

Take out of context: cut off; chapter: one piece of music is one chapter. It refers to taking the meaning of one paragraph or sentence in isolation, regardless of the content of the entire article or conversation. Refers to the origin and usage of...

Gu Quzhoulang originally refers to Zhou Yu who is engaged in music. Later, it generally refers to people who are proficient in music and opera.

Huang Zhong Da Lu Huang Zhong: The first of the six Yang rhythms among the twelve rhythms of ancient Chinese phonology. Da Lu: The fourth of the six Yin laws. Describes music or speech as solemn, upright, sublime,...

Huang Zhong destroys Huang Zhong: a bell made of brass. Ancient Chinese music has twelve rhythms, six for yin and yang, and the yellow bell has six yang rhythms. The first law of; destroy: destroy; abandon: abandon. A metaphor for a wise man...

Beat the knot to praise the festival. Festival: beat; reward: appreciation. Describes appreciation for poetry, music, etc.

Beat the Festival and admire the festival: beat; reward: appreciation. Describes appreciation for poetry, music, etc.

Juntian Guangle refers to music from the sky, fairy music. Later, it was described as a beautiful and majestic piece of music.

The sound of Mi Mi is Mi Mi: weak, languid. Depressing music. Refers to decadent, low-level music.

Nanfeng Bujing Nanfeng: music from the south; Bujing: refers to the weak sound of the music. It originally meant that the Chu army could not win the battle. The opponent in the latter metaphorical competition is not strong.

The music of the singing and dancing is brisk and the dances are graceful.

Sinzhu orchestral silk: refers to string instruments; bamboo: refers to wind instruments. A general term for musical instruments such as harps, flutes, and flutes. Also refers to music.

The sound of a subjugated country originally meant that the country was about to perish and the people were in poverty. Therefore, the music was often expressed as mournful tunes, and later it often referred to songs of decadent ***.

The five tones and six temperaments of the five tones: refer to the five scales of Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng and Yu; the six temperaments: the standard for determining musical instruments. Refers to ancient music. Later it also refers to music in general.

The overtone originally refers to the lingering sound of music. A metaphor for illocutionary meaning, that is, the meaning that is indirectly revealed in the words rather than stated explicitly.

Xiao Shao 90% Xiao Shao: the movement of Yu and Shun; 90%: nine chapters. Nine chapters of Zixiao and Shao music were played.

One board and three eyes: the rhythm of opera music.

It means that words and actions are orderly or in compliance with the rules. Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for being rigid in doing things and not knowing how to be flexible.

One person sings three sighs, one person takes the lead, and three people sing in harmony. It originally meant that music and singing were simple and unsophisticated. Later transfer is used to describe poems that turn euphemistically and have profound meaning.