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葫蘆絲名曲

2022年10月25日2017年8月22日作者 girls

演奏指法名曲簡譜吹奏入門歌曲大全100首：

武功山頂草原美
清清玉湖水
愛上草原愛上你
月光下的鳳尾竹簡譜
犇駿大蘋果
犇絲古韻
犇駿彜家人
飛馳的犇駿
唱支山歌給黨聽
我愛你，塞北的雪
濤聲依舊
弦子舞曲
來生緣
月光下的鳳尾竹

葫芦丝
沂蒙風情
瑤族舞曲
阿裏山的姑娘
情深誼長
北京的金山上
在那遙遠的地方
牧歌
傣寨情歌
版納風光
祭海
康定情歌
美麗的姑娘
絨花
牧馬之歌
大海啊故鄉
劃船歌
閃爍的小星
祝你生日快樂
啊！朋友
喀秋莎
春天的歌
莫斯科郊外的晚上
思念
紫竹調
蘇珊娜
贊美的歌
陽光下的花朵
劃小船
牧歌
彜族歡歌
勐養江畔
漁歌
螢火蟲
歡歌
讀書郎
傣鄉行
迷人的葫蘆箫
練習曲（1—4）
水之韻
趕擺
竹樓裏飛出的歌
紅軍留下一首歌
歡樂的邊寨
媽媽的吻
金色的孔雀
情歌變奏曲
練習曲（1—4）
歡樂的潑水節
竹樓情歌
康定情歌
歡樂的嘎光
傣鄉情歌
春到草原
羌寨歡歌
傣鄉春色
練習曲（1-5）
侗鄉之夜
竹林深處
月樓風情
傣鄉小夜曲
列哨
新編老調子
太陽出來喜洋洋
練習曲
小仆少
拉祜情
瑤族舞曲
漁鄉春曉
馬來情歌
火把節之夜
涼山情歌
練習曲
月夜
竹林深處
普米族人唱豐收
趕擺归来
約調（巴烏獨奏）
月亮出來白又白
山歌調
挺浪漫的事
解放軍同志請你停一停
打起手鼓唱起歌
小城故事
小白楊
駝鈴
鄉戀
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