Overview
The guqin is a plucked seven-string Chinese musical instrument of the zither family. It has been played since ancient times, and has traditionally been favoured by scholars and literati as an instrument of great subtlety and refinement.
Label list
| High Mountains and Flowing Waters 高山流水 | |
| Water immortal 水仙操 | |
| Guang Ling San 广陵散 | |
| Ping Sha Luo Yan 平沙落雁 | |
| Mei Hua San Nong 梅花三弄 | |
| Yu Qiao Wen Da 渔樵问答 | |
| Hu Jia Shi Ba Po 胡笳十八拍 | |
| Yu-shan School of Qin 虞山琴派 | |
| Guangling School of Qin 广陵琴派 | |
| Mei-an School of Qin 梅庵琴派 | |
| Lingnan School of Qin 岭南琴派 | |
| Zhen School of Qin 浙派古琴 | |
| Jiuyi School of Qin 九嶷琴派 | |
| Shu School of Qin 蜀派古琴 | |
| Min School of Qin 闽派古琴 | |
| Wumen School of Qin 吴门琴派 | |
| Jinling School of Qin 金陵琴派 | |
| Guqin player 古琴演奏家 | |
| Zhucheng School of Qin 诸城琴派 |
Musical Instrument
