On The Style And Compatibility Of The Creation And Singing Of National Songs

Folk songs generally refer to the songs created and sung by different nations in China.Their style usually has intense national characteristics and local color,and they’ve become a significant component of Chinese national folk music.During the development process,impacted by popular music and new elements,the folk songs welcome various adapted versions.Besides the traditional folk songs,the author also comes into contact with many adapted works of national vocal music,such as Mayila Variations and New Tibetan Love Song.These works reflect the epochal character and compatibility of national vocal music in the development.In which,Arirang Folk song of Chinese Korean nationality,originally a typical work of the minority nationality,lives through the historical polishing and selection of modern civilization and attracts the attention of singers and composers in virtue of its unique art feature,aesthetic prospect and traditional ethnic consciousness.After changing with new forms,the huge Arirang Folk Song Group has come into being after more than 600 years.The thesis analyzes Arirang Folk song of Chinese Korean nationality and other two adapted songs considering the inheritance of modern composers in creating works and the author’s self-experience in singing.The author further explores the balance between the singing skills and the style of songs required as a folk singer.The main body can be divided in four parts,namely the style of traditional folk song Arirang;the compatibility in composing folk song Arirang;the sound technique use experience and style control of Arirang Family;the enlightenment for playing new folk songs from the angle of singer in the new generation.With the case analysis method,graphic method,documentary method and contrast method,the author talks about the balance between the techniques and style in singing the adapted folk songs as a singer in the new generation and provides referential suggestions considering the analysis on the adapted version of Arirang Folk song of Chinese Korean nationality and the singing experience.