The Characteristics Of Religious Music And The Handling Of Singing In The Mozart Soprano Vocal Suite,"Exsultale Jubilate,K165"

The Mozart soprano concert set "cheer up" K.165 is Mozart's more representative religious vocal set,which contains four movements,the first of which is arias "Exsultate" and the second is recitative "Fulget amica dies".The third movement is the aria "Tu virginum corona" and the fourth movement is the aria "Alleluja".This article analyzes the religious music characteristics of the work as a starting point,and focuses on the related musical forms and singing processing in the work.It mainly involves the formal relationship between the verses and music in the song,the syntactic of the song,and the handling of the intensity and speed of singing.Relevant conclusions and recommendations were drawn.