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An erhu is an Eastern bowed-string musical instrument that originated in China. It has two parallel strings, tuned to D4 and A4, with the bow passing between them. Erhus are very popular in Chinese music.
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china). A (quite old but free) tool is "S-Music". Simp-Erhu is another free tool, but it requires MS Word.
There's also a comparison of four free Jianpu notation tools online. It compares S-Music … , Simp-Erhu, "MUPA" and "MeiDeLi". Since i don't know mandarin, i can't provide a link for the latter two. Some more information is available in this musescore form thread.
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answered Feb 10 '15 by tohuwawohu
