An Analysis Of Johnson's Role In Puccini's Opera "Daughter Of The West"

As a well-known opera composer in Italy,Puccini has created more than ten operas in his life,and has made great contributions to the development and progress of western opera.Puccini's opera works are generally concise and clean,and also have great emotional appeal.It can be said that Puccini's works influenced the development of Italian opera works with arias and beautiful musical rhythms and touching emotional connotations.As far as Puccini's "Daughter of the West" is concerned,it can be felt that the work is greatly influenced by realist ideas,and the lives and emotions of ordinary people displayed in it are very moving.In the creation of his works,Puccini not only pays attention to the dramatic tension of aria,but also pays attention to the side description and expression of the story background and the emotion of the task.Although Puccini's music works are mostly performed in a traditional tune system,he also has his own characteristics and refreshing breakthrough points,which also makes his works reach the first echelon in the history of Italian opera.In the works of Puccini,the delicate processing with lyrical effect and harmony with vocal music changed the emphasis on human voice in the history of Italian opera,inherited and innovated the tradition of Verdi,and was a follow-up creator and singer.Provides new ideas.Based on the understanding of the background,creators and plot of "Daughter of the West",the actor's slogan "Ch'ella mi creda" in Puccini's opera "Daughter of the West" is studied.Role modeling.Specifically,based on the personality characteristics of Johnson,the research expounds the singing style of the excerpt "Ch'ella mi creda",and analyzes the character and emotional connotation of the actor in combination with the singing situation of this passage.I also hope that through these analyses,it will be helpful for singing this excerpt,and better show the artistic connotation of the work "Ch'ella mi creda" and even "Daughter of the West".