Zhuang Tai Qiu Si | Sitting in front of the dressing table mirror with a haggard face | Xun Cover

This song is the fourth song of the earliest pipa opera suite "Song of Saigon". "Shangqu" was first included in "New Scores of Thirteen Daqu Pipa Scores of the Northern and Southern Schools" compiled by Li Fangyuan in the Qing Dynasty in 1895. Its material comes from the Jiangsu Wuxi Publishing House in 1818 and was co-edited by Hua Qiu Pingguo and Hua Zitong. "Wulin Yiyun" from "Hua Qiu Apple Pipa Score". Li Fangyuan drew on this score and carried forward the traditional method of folk chorus ditties. Five of the ditties have the same mood and are each 68-board ditties: "Spring in the Palace", "The Resentment of Zhaojun", "The Tears of the Concubine Xiang", "The Dressing Table" "Autumn Thoughts" and "Thoughts on the Han" were connected together, named "Song of Saishang", and the author Wang Zhaojun was marked. The author named the ancients as the author, referred to the title, and used Zhaojun's departure to miss his homeland to express a sad and sad feeling. In 1929, Datong Music adapted it into "National Music" and named it "Chinese Weather". Later, Sun Yude extracted it from "Dong Flute Playing Method" published in 1962 and changed it into the flute song "Autumn Thoughts on the Dressing Table" Later, Du Ciwen also adapted the four-part bamboo flute version based on Wang Tiechui's performance, which was widely circulated.
Based on the pipa score of "Autumn Thoughts on the Dressing Table" in "Song on the Top", combined with the timbre characteristics of the ancient xun, I adapted the music into a The Xuanyuan ten-hole gourd xun in G key was used to play this piece of music.
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