| The opera?Jing Ke?was adapted from the famous historical drama of the same name?Jing Ke?created by Mr.Gu Yuxiu who was the great master of the science and arts in the modern history of China.Later,its lyric was written by the Mr.Liang Shiqiu who was the famous contemporary essayist,literary critic,translator and he was also the authority first to study the Shakespeare;on the other hand,this opera was composed by the Mr.Ying Shangneng who is the famous baritone singer and composer of China,and he is one of the earliest singers who study and introduce European traditional vocal art to China.The opera ?Jing Ke?was first introduced to the world in the form of the five-line version of?Jing Ke Interlude?in January 1940.It has built the pioneering basis for contemporary Chinese song and dance when this classic Chinese historical story was elevated into a new art form.This means that the adaptation of Chinese historical literary quotation from drama to opera is the pursuit of poetization and in form of song,and is also the way of unique national song and dance drama that leads to the diversification of traditional culture and drama.?I hate the violent Emperor Qin?is the only aria of the male protagonist“Jing Ke”in the opera?Jing Ke?,which is the second song in the first act of the opera.The aria ?I hate the violent Emperor Qin?of “Jing Ke”who is the male protagonist in the opera?Jing Ke?was taken as an example in this article,make an overall grasping on the content and context of the song,the personality features of character“Jing Ke”and its emotion changing as the development of the opera was analyzed,and combined the writing style of aria in this opera with the modern composing to carry out research and analysis on the distinctive characteristics of the above combination,summing up a relatively more complete method of learning the particular aria,therefore,new ideas and learning experiences for the study and singing expression and shaping the characters in this art works were provided. |
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