我家乡的花鼓可不是李谷一奶奶唱的那种花鼓戏。花鼓的鼓面直径有二十多厘米、高十来厘米,用一根红绸子系在鼓的两个耳子上,站立的时候挂在脖子上敲打,坐着的时候双腿交叉夹着鼓敲打。两根鼓棒,每根长七寸,从不同侧面凿三个小方孔,嵌入铜眼钱。花棒敲打起来,铜眼钱相互碰击,鼓棒上下翻飞,落鼓合拍成音。 The drums in my hometown are not the kind of flower drums sung by Grandma Li Gu. Drum drumhead diameter of more than twenty centimeters, ten centimeters high, tied with a red silk on the ears of the two ears, standing on the neck hanging on the beat, sitting cross-legged holding the drum beat. Two drum sticks, each seven inches long, chisel from three different sides of the small square hole, embedded in copper eye money. Hibiscus beat up, copper eye money hit each other, drum sticks fly up and down, falling drums co-produced into sound.