Evolution of Musical Instruments in Musica

Musical instruments in the early stages of Musica were very simple, with only a few instruments such as 'wu jia tou,' erxian, suona, banjo, transverse flute, volar plate, gong (high-side gong, da wen gong singles), and cymbal available in a typical bank. However, with the development of music, new instruments were introduced, such as 'Chuikou' houguan (changtong duantong) and dongxiao, 'Gongkou' gaohu, erhu, zhutiqin, zhonghu, yehu, and dihu, and 'Bokou' Pipa, Sanxian, dulcimer, zither, and Nguyen, along with percussion music such as jingluogu and even luogu in Chuan opera.

In the 1920s and 1930s, Western instruments were introduced due to the influence of foreign culture, such as the violin, cello, saxophone, guitar, drum set, and more. At the end of the 20th century, even piano accompaniment and symphony accompaniment became popular.