玄琴 Komun’go: Six-Stringed Zither

玄琴

拨奏弦鸣乐器。朝鲜和韩国“玄鹤琴”的简称。起源于我国古代卧箜篌，公元三到五世纪的高句丽古墓群壁画上就有演奏玄琴的形象。

琴张六根丝弦，内侧一根和外侧两根弦有一柱支撑，发单音，中间三根弦共用十六个固定的“棵”（第一个棵有码子的作用，其余都起品的作用），用一根竹棒拨奏。

Komun’go: Six-Stringed Zither

Plucked chordaphone. The komun’go (which means “black crane zither” ), six-stringed zither of Korea, came from ancient Chinese wokonghou (horizontal harp). The performance of this instrument appears in the 3^rd-5^th -century tomb paintings of ancient Korea. Three of its six silk strings run from a bridge, and the other three in the middle are fixed with 16 thin wooden frets (only the first functioning as a bridge). A bamboo stick works like a plectrum.

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