Daren Hui 丨 He asked Taboshol to get on a modern express train

Pomegranate/Xinjiang Daily reporter Song Yawen

"What is this musical instrument? Is there a spectrum? The first time you see two string musical instruments."

"I have never heard such a voice, as if I came to the vast grassland ..."

On September 3rd, the hot spring county, Ma Ol Gree, began broadcasting again. Although it has been live for a period of time, such curiosity questions will still appear on the screen of the live broadcast room. "This is the unique ethnic instrument of the Mongolian ethnic musical instrument. It is known as the" Mongolian Music Fossil ". Its piano head, piano pole and body are made of specific wood. It is beautiful and simple in shape. It is very suitable for carrying it with him. "Ma Ol Gree explained to netizens.

"I have seen my father making Taboshr since I was a child. My father's piano has been growing with me." Madol Gree lived in the hot spring county in the hot spring county. His father Madea was the autonomous region Level Taboshor's production technique inheritance, after dinner, his father always played Taboshor and hummed gently.

"I like the American distribution industry very much. Designing a beautiful shape for others makes me very fulfilling." Malan Olgle, who grew up, chose the hairdressing industry. He was very happy. He did it until 2015, he received a call from his father.

"I am old, I can't keep up with my eyes and physical strength. You should go home. If you do n’t do your hairdressing work, you will naturally do it, but you may disappear slowly if you do n’t inherit." Listen to it The father's words on the phone, Ma Olgli fell into a long contemplation.

Go home to inherit Taboshor's production technology, or continue his own hairdressing career? Despite being tangled, seeing an increasingly aging father, Ma Olg

Ma Ol Gree (first from the left) is making Taboshor. I have a picture

In order to better inherit the traditional national musical instrument production handicraft, Mal Olgli went to an instrument production company in Inner Mongolia in 2016 to learn more professional ethnic instruments. "Inner Mongolia ethnic musical instruments have a lot of processing plants, and the degree of mechanization is relatively high. I hope to learn more about the local advanced national musical instrument production technology, and use the new knowledge and new concepts I have learned to make Tob Xiul a new glory." · Ol Gree said.

In 2017, with the coordination of the government, Mal Olgle moved into a processing plant of more than 1,300 square meters from a narrow studio, and with the support of his father, he established the hot spring county Bruger national musical instrument production. Limited. In 2018, Magol Gree introduced some modern piano -making equipment, and traditional handmade production was upgraded to semi -handmade semi -current water line production. "In the past, my father hand -made Taboshor hand -made at most 4 times a month. Now it can produce more than 100 a month," said Ma Ol Gree.

Along the way, Ma Ol Gree promoted Taboshr while expanding operations, introducing large equipment, and increasing production. At the same time, it also promotes Taboshor culture through various online marketing methods such as video and live broadcasts, so that more people can feel the charm of Taboshr.

Ma Olgri said that his goal is to build a more professional ethnic instrument manufacturer. He hopes that more people are in love with national musical instrument manufacturing technology and make national musical instruments continue to innovate and develop.

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