A Western Singing Techniques from Chinese Operatic art Songs
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The objective of to study Western singing techniques from Chinese operatic art songs. The researcher utilized qualitative research by studying classical Western singing techniques from Western and Chinese operas, and receiving advice from in-depth interviews with experts. Between June 2022 and September 2023, the researcher collected data and used descriptive analysis to identify singing innovations or better singing techniques.
The results were found: Chinese singing requires mastering vocal techniques to accurately convey emotions and sentiments. Techniques such as synchronization, breathing through the nose, and engaging the stomach are all essential for improving vocal abilities. Classical singing techniques, which incorporate Western vocal techniques, are crucial for Chinese art, providing excellent control and precise expression of emotions. Understanding Chinese music through music helps gain a comprehensive understanding of Chinese culture and facilitates the development of effective singing techniques.
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