Exploring The Changes And Vocal Music Of The Northwest Folk Song "Footo Song"

Northwest folk songs are rich in variety and genre,are typical representatives of Northwest culture,and have strong artistic and literary value."Banquet song" belongs to a kind of northwest folk song,popular in Gansu,Qinghai,Ningxia,Xinjiang and other places.Because of the rich theme,easy to understand,long melody,and good catch,it is deeply loved by the people of all ethnic groups in the northwest region.As the process of social modernization has accelerated and the way of life of the masses has changed,the banquet venue has gradually disappeared.The survival environment of "Feasting Banquet" is facing many difficulties.While art workers are singing and protecting "Feasting Banquet",they are also trying to continue to inherit the "Feasting Banquet" in different ways.The purpose of this study is to conduct a detailed analysis and professional research on the folk song "Foot Song" adapted from "Banquet",and on the premise of drawing on relevant theories,explore the singing style and detailed treatment of the song in "Foot Song" to improve the Understand and control the music and lyrics of "Footo Song".This study combines theoretical research insights and concert practice experience,in-depth analysis of the music text of "Footo Song",and a detailed explanation of singing skills.This research is divided into four parts: the first part,from the perspective of the humanities of folk songs,to explain the cultural background of "Feast Song";the second part,the origin of "Foot Song" and "Foot Song" and "Feasting" The origin of "Qu" analyzes the structure and music of the music and analyzes the inheritance process of "Banquet Song";the third part analyzes the singing skills and personal concerts of "Footite Song",and has a new voice and breath understanding.And through the Bel Canto method combined with the folk singing method,the concert experience is explained in detail;the fourth part presents new knowledge and insights into the inheritance and evolution of the related folk songs.