Mozart's Scriptures "You Cheered" (K.165) Singing Art Research

Mozart was born in Austria in January27,1756, a court musician family. In his childhood, he had shown remarkable talent for music. In his father’s carefully cultivated and guidance, Mozart and his sister held wonderful trip performances roaming across the continent. Mozart rapidly grew in the rigorous learning and training and created famous operas:"marriage of figaro","don Juan" and "the magic flute".The motet "Exsultate, jubilate"k.165is an excellent works successfully created by Mozart when he was under17years old. This work not only meets the requirements of festivals, but also gives the audience a lot of spiritual shock and aesthetic enjoyment. Listening to the quiet and sacred melody, people can feel the presence of god and the solemn atmosphere, while listening to the lively rhythm, people can feel the strong religious festival atmosphere. So this work can always be considered as’achieved the perfect combination of religious music and secular music’.This paper is divided into four parts:In the first part of the paper, the author briefly analyzed Mozart’s life, personality characteristics, the creating background of the work and the first performance of the work.In the second part, the author preliminary analyzed this work from two aspects of form and spirit.In the third part, by watching different interpretations of the work from the three artists Bartoli, Gruberova, and Arleen Auger, the author analyzed different singing styles and artistic styles of the same work from different artists.In the fourth part, the author summarized the understanding of the singing technique and artistic treatment of Bel canto coloratura soprano, and the understanding of the study and development of vocal music in the future on the basis of the first three parts.The religious motet "Exsultate, jubilate"k.165is praised by people, Especially the third movement aria which was learning as the key track by vocal majors learners. Through a comprehensive discussion of the four chapters, the paper can helps to enhance the vocal technique and singing processing for vocal scholars.