Liu shui ban, Liú shuǐ bǎn: 1 definition
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流水板 [liú shuǐ bǎn] [liu shui ban]—
The rhythm (節拍 [jie pai]) is a single-beat tempo (一拍子 [yi pai zi]) without clear subdivisions (有板無眼 [you ban wu yan]). Some two-beat (二拍子 [er pai zi]) musical pieces (樂曲 [le qu]), due to increased speed (速度變快 [su du bian kuai]), create an effect without clear subdivisions (有板無眼 [you ban wu yan]), resembling the speed of a single-beat tempo (一拍子 [yi pai zi]). Because this type of rhythm (節奏 [jie zou]) is very brisk and lively (明快 [ming kuai]), local opera (地方戲曲 [de fang xi qu]) refers to it as "flowing water" (流水 [liu shui]).
流水板：節拍是有板無眼的一拍子。有些二拍子樂曲，因速度變快而形成有板無眼的效果，形同一拍子的速度，因此種節奏十分明快，故地方戲曲稱之為「流水」。
liú shuǐ bǎn: jié pāi shì yǒu bǎn wú yǎn de yī pāi zi. yǒu xiē èr pāi zi lè qū, yīn sù dù biàn kuài ér xíng chéng yǒu bǎn wú yǎn de xiào guǒ, xíng tóng yī pāi zi de sù dù, yīn cǐ zhǒng jié zòu shí fēn míng kuài, gù de fāng xì qū chēng zhī wèi “liú shuǐ” .
liu shui ban: jie pai shi you ban wu yan de yi pai zi. you xie er pai zi le qu, yin su du bian kuai er xing cheng you ban wu yan de xiao guo, xing tong yi pai zi de su du, yin ci zhong jie zou shi fen ming kuai, gu de fang xi qu cheng zhi wei "liu shui" .
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Partial matches: Shui, Liu, Shei, Ban.
Full-text: Lian zhu kuai shu, Liu shi, Sha li kuang chuang, Liu nian, Luo zhi ru fei, Dui da ru liu, Ri yue ru liu, Ying da ru liu, Ying dui ru liu, Yi shi liu.
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