B. Qin Melodies (pp. 7 - 10)
     Discusses: Zhi Zhao Fei, Yan Yi Ge and Yang Chun Bai Xue

B. Qin Melodies
     Discusses: Yin Ma Chengcheng Ku (see Cai Yong's Qin Fu),
       Nie Zheng Ci Han Wang Qu (see Guangling San), and
       Bie He Cao (see Bie Gu Cao)

B. Qin Melodies
     Discusses:

B. Qin melodies

1. Jieshidiao You Lan
2. Wu Ye Ti
3. Aonong Ge

(Concluding remarks)

Concluding Remarks

B. Qin melodies

1. Da Hujia and Xiao Hujia
2. Zhaojun Yuan
3. Fenglei Yin
4. Yi Zhen
5. Li Sao
6. Yangguan Sandie
7. Yuge Diao.

C. Qin tablature and Qin making

1. Innovations in the style of tablature
   
2. Development of the qin making craft

D. Qin in Tang poetry

1. Qin monk teachers and disciples in the Northern Song dynasty
2. Literati and Qin Masters
3. Zhe(jiang) school of the Southern Song (1127-1280)
4. Qin Experts of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties
5. Emperors Addicted to the Qin

B. Qin Melodies

     I. Introduction to qin melodies, then (with most musical examples omitted):

    II. From Title Lists Looking at Qin Melody Performance Development

   III. Diaozi (short songs) and Caonong (instrumental melodies)

C. Qin Essays

     Introduction to the essays, then:

1. Zhe(jiang) Melodies of the Xumen tradition (pp. 123 -125; 中文)
    Xu Hezhong
    Huang Xian (1485 - 1561; see also Wugang Qinpu)
    Xiao Luan (1487 - 1561; see also Taiyin Buyi and Taiyin Xupu)

2. Yushan School (pp. 125 - 128; 中文)
    Yan Cheng; and Songxianguan Qinpu
    Xu Qingshan; and Dahuange Qinpu

3. Shaoxing Qin School (pp. 128 - 129; 中文)
    Yin Ertao; see Huiyan Mizhi
    Zhang Dai; also see Huiyan Mizhi

4. Creators of Qin Songs (pp. 130 - 131; 中文)
   (Concerns only the late Ming: see comment.)
    Chen Dabin
    Chen Shi
    Wu Guiyun
    Lu Yaohua
    Yu Qian

5. Qin experts who opposed the Qing dynasty (pp. 131 - 132; 中文)
    Kuang Lu
    Hua Xia
    Li Yanshi (or Li Yanxia)
    Jin Qiongjie

6. Craftsmen who played qin (pp. 132 - 133; 中文)
    Xu the dye craftsman (徐染匠 Xu ranjiang)
    A certain carpenter (某木匠 mou mujiang)
    The hat craftsman (補帽匠 bumaojiang)

7. Skilled qin makers (pp. 133 - 134; 中文)
    Zhang Jingxiu 張敬修
    Shi Yanzhao 施彥昭
    Wu Shi 吳拭
    Yan Diaoyu 嚴調御

B. Qin Melodies. Discusses:

1. Zhu Quan and the qin melody Qiu Hong (partial translation here) (pp. 134 - 139; 中文)
2. Pingsha Luo Yan (pp. 139 - 141)
3. Yu Qiao Wenda (pp. 141 - 143)
4. Liangxiao Yin (p. 143)
5. Shitan Zhang (p. 144)
6. Yi Qiao Jin Lü (pp. 144 - 145)
7. Boya Diao Ziqi (pp. 145 - 147)

C. Qin essays. Discusses:

1. Leng Qian, 16 Methods for Qin Sounds (冷謙，琴聲十六法; pp. 147 - 149)
   Translated in Van Gulik, Lore, pp. 108 - 116
2. Xu Qingshan, Qin Matters (徐青山，谿山琴況; pp. 149 - 150)
   24 such methods; mentioned in VG, Lore, p.107

1. Han Jiang and qin song composers (p. 152)
   Han Jiang (韓畕 ca. 1615 - ca. 1667)
   Zhuang Zhenfeng (ca. 1624 - after 1667)
   Cheng Xiong
   Jiang Xingchou (Shin-Etsu; 1639 - 1696)
   Shen Guan (see Qinxue Zhengsheng)
   Wang Xuan (Wang Fu; 1692 - 1759)
   Wang Shan (1678 - after 1758)

2. Guangling School (p. 154)
   Xu Changyu
   Xu Qi
   Wu Hong
   Wang Mingchen 汪明辰 (studied from 先機和尚 a student of Wu Hong)
   Qin Weihan

3. Jian Tao and his followers (p. 157)

   Jin Tao
   Yun Zhigao
   Han Gui
   Dai Changgeng
   Jiang Wenxun

B. Qing dynasty Qin Melodies (p. 160)

1. Shui Xian Cao
   
2. Oulu Wang Ji (Xu Jian commentary)
   
3. Longxiang Cao
   
4. Wuye Wu Qiufeng

C. Qing dynasty Qin Essays (p. 165)

Five essays
1. Zhuang Zhenfeng, Fan Lie
2. Dai Yuan, Eight rules for playing qin
3. Wang Tan and Cao Tingdong's studies of qin tones
4. Chen Youci's Qin studies
5. Jiang Wenxun's Qinxue Cuiyan.

1. Daring to take melodies from popular culture: Zhang Jutian
   Compiled/wrote Zhang Jutian Qinpu
2. Zhu Tongjun (i.e., Zhu Fengjie) and his followers
   Zhu Tongjun; Zhang He (see Qinxue Rumen); Chen Shiji
3. Zhang Kongshan and (his disciple) Gu Yucheng of the Chuanpai (Sichuan School 中文)
   For Zhang Kongshan see Tianwenge Qinpu
4. The Wang family of 諸城 Zhucheng (west of Qingdao, Shandong province)
   (See the Zhucheng school handbooks such as Qinpu Zhenglü, Tongyin Shan Guan Qinpu and Mei An Qinpu)
   Wang Fuchang, Wang Zuozhen, Wang Yumen, Wang Lu, Wang Lubin (elsewhere Wang Binlu)
5. Huang Mianzhi and qin masters in the capital
   Huang Mianzhi (1853-1919; in Zha chart) and (his students) Yang Zongji ("Jiuyi Shanren"; compiled Qinxue Congshu), Jia Kuofeng, Fu Tong, Shi Yinmei, Zhang Chunpu

B. Qin Melodies (pp. 177-81

1. Liu Shui
2. Yu Qiao Wenda
3. Changmen Yuan
4. Guanshan Yue
5. Qiufeng Ci

C. Qin Essays (pp. 182-6)

Three Essays

B. Qin Melodies

1. Yi Guren
2. Qi Yan Hui

C. Qin Essays

Not separated into sections

D. The guqin in New China