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以编钟、编罄为主奏乐器的音乐古称“金石之声”,起自殷商、盛于周代,是当时宫廷音乐的主流。秦、汉以降,历代帝王虽因袭旧制,多有铸钟制罄之举,却总不得要领,以至走失原样,或得其形,而未得其声,或得其音,而未得其意。如果偶然于地下发现前代所遗留的钟、罄器物,则会被视作祥瑞,甚至见载史籍。正因这种制作技术上的高度困难,先秦的编钟、编罄及其音乐实际上早已经成为绝响,后人只能望史籍兴叹。
In chimes, made up of the main musical instrument playing the ancient name of “Sound of Stone”, from the Shang Dynasty, flourished in the Zhou Dynasty, is the mainstream court music. Qin and Han dynasties, although the emperors, due to the old system, cast their arms more and more, but they never got the essentials, or even lose their shape, or without sound, or get the sound, . If we accidentally found the underground bellows left behind by our predecessors, they will be regarded as auspicious or even containing historical objects. Precisely because of this highly technical production difficulties, the pre-Qin chimes, edited books and their music have already become vanguard in fact, and descendants can only despise historical records.