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The Chinese Ling Mon (Ling-lun) (Lihng-lewn) discovers the tuning by blowing in the stem
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The Chinese Ling Mon (Ling-lun) (Lihng-lewn) discovers the tuning by blowing in the stem
XEE4136771 The Chinese Ling Mon (Ling-lun) (Lihng-lewn) discovers the tuning by blowing in the stem of a bamboo. 27th century BC. Engraving from 1859 in " Le Musee Des Sciences" by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Chinese Ling Mon (Ling-lun) (Lihng-lewn) discovers the tuning by blowing in the stem of a bamboo. 27th century BC. Engraving from 1859 in " Le Musee Des Sciences" ); Stefano Bianchetti; out of copyright
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This engraving takes us back in time to the ancient world of China, specifically the 27th century BC. The image showcases a significant moment in history when Ling Mon (Ling-lun), a renowned Chinese musician, made a groundbreaking discovery. In this scene, we witness Ling Mon delicately blowing into the stem of a bamboo plant. Little did he know that his simple act would lead to an incredible musical invention. As his breath resonates through the hollow reed, he discovers something extraordinary – tuning! This revelation revolutionized the art of music forever. The artist's intricate detailing transports us to this pivotal moment in human history. We can almost hear Ling Mon's astonishment as he unlocks the hidden potential within nature itself. The engraving beautifully captures not only his awe but also highlights the importance of experimentation and curiosity in shaping our world. Through this artwork, we gain insight into ancient Chinese culture and their deep connection with various plants like bamboo for creating musical instruments. It serves as a reminder that innovation knows no boundaries and can emerge from unexpected sources. Stefano Bianchetti's masterful depiction immortalizes Ling Mon's remarkable discovery, reminding us of humanity's constant quest for knowledge and advancement throughout history.
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