The Reviews of Chorus Teaching Research in China

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Yu Xuan
Rujee Srisombut

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           From the perspective of choral art, music and language are inseparable, and choral language can be divided into three aspects: vocal music, melody and lyrics. In other words, if choir leaves language, it will lose its soul and lose the charm of vocal art itself, which indicates that language plays an extremely important role in choir. China has a long history and a broad and profound culture, and there are significant differences in the pronunciation and structure of words in its language and characters, which directly determines the different vocal techniques. In addition, some choir conductors or choir members pay too much attention to vocal skills and ignore learning pronunciation methods, or are deeply influenced by regional spoken accents, resulting in pronunciation difficulties and difficulty in fully expressing the true connotation of songs. Influence the stylistic features of the whole choral work. This article presented The reviews of Chorus teaching research in China.

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