Exploring Mozart's Vocal Suite "Exsultate Jubilate" K.165

On January 27,1756,Mozart was born in a musical family in Salzburg.Since childhood,Mozart has shown extraordinary musical talent.And under the guidance of his father,he successfully embarked on the road to music.Mozart had traveled all over Europe when he was a minor and left his musical footprints everywhere.“Exsultate Jubilate”K.165 is a classical song written by Mozart at the age of 17 for the religious festival of St.Anthony's Church.The entire work consists of four parts and three movements,including three arias and one narrative.Mozart did not follow the traditional composition of religious music,but turned the original monotonous hymn into a grand Aria.This not only did not lose the sacred feeling that religious music should have,but also put a gorgeous coat on religious music.This article is divided into three chapters to analyze this work:The first chapter describes Mozart's religious background,and the background and premiere of this work.In the second chapter,a detailed analysis of “Exsultate Jubilate”K.165,we can find a distinctive composition feature of Mozart music,that is,the use of dual presentations.The third chapter combines the contents of the above two chapters and the feelings of his own singing,and summarizes the breathing,vomiting,timbre and emotional processing during singing.In addition,a section was used to introduce what should be noticed during the singing of this piece of music.