Gaohu         

             The Gaohu May Be A Chinese Bowed String Instrument Developed From The Erhu Within The Nineteen Twenties By The Musician And musician Lü Wencheng (1898–1981) And Utilized In Yue Music And Cantonese Opera. It Belongs To The Huqin Family Of Instruments, Beside The Zhonghu, Erhu, Banhu, Jinghu, And Sihu; Its Name Suggests That "High-Pitched Huqin". It's The Leading Instrument Of Yue Music And Opera Ensembles. Documented Items For The Gaohu Embody Bu Bu Agency And Ping Hu Qiu Cantonese Dialect ( Year Laze Calm Lake).

            Is Vie Each As A Solo Instrument Associate Degreed In An Musical Organization Setting. A Higher-Pitched Version With A Smaller Resonator Surface And Shorter Post Is That The Gaohu, Or Nanhu. A Larger, Lower-Pitched Version Of The Erhuis Named .