Hand string bells are played in a variety of ways

The hand string bell, also known as a string bell or stick bell, is a percussion instrument. It consists of a number of small bells strung together in the shape of a horseshoe (or semicircle, stick, etc.), and is pronounced by vibrations caused by striking, shaking, or rocking.

The method of playing the stringed bells is relatively simple, usually the stringed bells can be placed in the hand and then shaken naturally, you can also hold the bells in one hand in the heart of the other hand to strike.

The sound of the string bells is crisp and clear, the volume is small, the sound is scattered, and long notes can be played continuously. In addition, string bells can be played in a variety of ways, either alone or in ensembles with other instruments, adding rich colors to musical performances.