Talk:Taoist music

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[edit] quing?

Hey, how about a few less references that require registration?

Also, the chinese character for quing (the musical instrument references in this article) would be nice. I can't find this in any pinyin -> hanzi (kangxi) dictionary, and indeed the "qui" combination seems extremely improbable in hanyu pinyin. What romanization system is this using?