The classic singing of Honglian Shui in the opera "The Ballad of the Canal" Performed Research
Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: In China, the opera initially imitates the western opera form mostly, and finally, after more than a century of development and perfection, it finally forms the form of opera with our national characteristics, which lays down a new road for the opera career of our country after that [1].The national opera "Ballad of the Canal" aroused a warm response once it was staged, the whole opera has a beautiful melody, infectious and strong dramaturgy.At the same time, it is the innovation and breakthrough of Chinese opera, and also one of the most successful contemporary Chinese national opera."The national opera is based on the excellent traditional culture of our own people, and through the absorption and borrowing of foreign excellent opera culture and the formation of Chinese characteristics, national characteristics, in line with the aesthetic mainstream of the art form of the Chinese people [2]."The whole opera shows the audience the pessimism and dissociation on both sides of the canal, celebrates the purest and the best in the world, and also shows the world the artistic texture and artistic charm unique to Chinese national opera.The stage as a whole is full, and the performances of the actors blend well with the whole opera, and the stage effect is shocking.The study of Honglian Shui's classic cantata allows us to better understand the opera's plot development, character emotions, staging, and so on, so that we can achieve a better understanding of Honglian Shui's characterization of this role.That is, "Composer Yin Qing said 'Honglian Shui is portrayed as an image of a JiangHu artist who dares to love and hate and has a sense of justice' [3]."Ultimately serves better with the character itself, and can guide individual singers to better handle the work, etc., so that the interpretation of the work is closer to perfection.
Author: Zhang Shuang
Language: English
Subfield: Music
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4405649824