| 释义 |
‖ so-na Mus.|ˈsona|
Also so na.
[Chinese suǒnà.]
A Chinese wind instrument (see quots.)
1908Jrnl. North-China Branch R. Asiatic Soc. XXXIX. 87 At Peking the So Na is regularly made of two sizes... The similarity of sound between So Na and Zourna, the name of a Persian oboe, is pointed out by M. Mahillon. 1954Grove's Dict. Mus. (ed. 5) II. 236/1 So-na (S.W. so-la), conical oboe (wrongly, ‘clarinet’). Its name connects it with the Persian surna... A wooden pipe with 7 + 1 holes terminated at one end by a copper bell and at the other end by a small reed mouthpiece. 1968tr. Hsia Hsiang in Gray & Cavendish Chinese Communism in Crisis 165 A number of people regularly used to crowd into a small cave and listen to an old poor peasant playing the So-na. 1975C. P. Mackerras Chinese Theatre in Mod. Times 23 Reed instruments are not of great significance in Chinese drama. The only one that need be mentioned here is the so-na, which has eight finger-holes and a double reed. Though in this way similar to the Western oboe, the so-na is rather shrill and piercing in tone. |
