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随着越来越多传世及出土的黎族青铜蛙耳铜锣面世,这种传统的打击乐器逐渐成为研究我国华南地区少数民族青铜文化分布的重要内容。本文主要介绍海南省博物馆馆藏的12件珍贵清代黎族蛙锣,以促进对清代海南岛青铜乐器形制的研究。蛙耳铜锣是黎族一种传统的由青铜铸造而成的打击乐器,民间常称蛙锣,在海南的黎族先民中世代沿袭使用。《崖州志》载:“(生黎)最贵蛤锣,豪强之家有以十数牛易一锣者。”便是黎族蛙耳锣珍贵的最好证明。清代李调
As more and more handed down and unearthed Li bronze frogs come out, the traditional percussion instrument has gradually become an important part of studying the bronze cultural distribution of the ethnic minorities in southern China. This article mainly introduces 12 precious Li Dynasty frog gongs collected in the Hainan Provincial Museum to promote the research on the bronze musical instrument shape of Hainan Island in the Qing Dynasty. Frog ear gongs is a traditional Li ethnic bronze casting made of percussion instruments, often known as frog folk, followed in the middle of the Li ethnic ancestors in Hainan. “Cliff” contains: “(Sheng Li) the most expensive clam gongs, the house of tyrannical cattle with a dozen easy to gong. ” Is the best proof Lai precious pear frogs. Li Qing Dynasty tune