On The Use Of Henan Opera Singing In National Vocal Music Singing

With the integration and dissemination of Chinese traditional culture,modern national vocal music has been more and more people concerned,and the learning and appreciation of national vocal music has become an indispensable part of people’s cultural life,thus enriching the artistic connotation of national vocal music.As traditional Chinese drama —— Henan opera has been innovating,many of its singing skills are used and national vocal singing,such as singing methods,emotional expression,body language expression,etc.,after trying,Henan opera has been singing and national vocal music singing more closely,also presents a more novel modern national vocal music.Therefore,this thesis aims to explore how to apply the singing elements of Henan opera has been made to national vocal singing,and to " no strong motherland,which have happy home,for example,hope that through the study of this topic,improve their understanding of the work,for a more complete singing the work to provide theoretical reference.This article will mainly analyze and study from five parts: the introduction part briefly expounds the research background,purpose and method,as well as the current development status and innovation points.And then from the development and innovation of national vocal music and the basic overview of Henan opera and the integration of Henan opera into national vocal music.After understanding,further peek into the work itself,from the background of song creation,and then analyze and compare three representative singers Li Shuangjiang,Huang Huali,Chen Shumin teacher,their similarities and differences in the processing of this work.Then there is the application of Henan opera singing in this national vocal music work.The author roughly analyzes the treatment of singing this song through the study of three singers.Finally,when the author is learning to sing this song,combined with his own singing experience,he has some singing thinking on the overall grasp of the opera style national vocal music works.