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古筝 guzheng is translated as chinese zither. This young man is really very good at it. 5 `8 U% I5 X9 O6 w2 v) `1 N# S
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The guzheng, also known as the Chinese zither, is a 21-string instrument that resembles a harp, if that harp was played on its side.
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8 H1 p$ p- m( U# |8 U6 UJarrelle Barton first heard its sound at a public library when he was 13 years old. Soon after, he made his own guzheng using a wooden tea tray and some guitar strings, but eventually convinced his grandmother to buy him one.
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"About, maybe the first year, I was completely self-taught," Barton said, explaining that he had bought some tutorials online — but they were all in Mandarin.) h: E+ h2 Z. ^. P6 T
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