The Artistic Characteristics And Singing Analysis Of Two "Don Juan Serenade"

Serenade is a kind of vocal music in the middle ages,and later it is also suitable for instrumental music.Originated in the middle ages,it is popular in Spain,Italy and other places.When singing,it is often accompanied by guitar,mandolin and other plucked instruments.The accompaniment matches with the melody of the song,and the music is melodious and melodious.Serenade is also an art song.The famous "Serenade" is the "king of art songs"-Schubert's classic masterpiece,so learning how to master Serenade in many ways is a very important step for vocal learners.Wolfgang Mozart is known as the "musical prodigy".He began to learn piano and composition at the age of 4.He is an outstanding representative of classical music school.His baritone Aria "please come to the window",also known as "Don Juan Serenade",originated from the first song of the second act of the Xi opera "Don Juan",and was first performed in 1787,which is the classic work of the serenade.Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky is a great composer in the romantic period.He is a representative of Russian national music school.He has a very high musical talent.He began to learn piano when he was five years old.He was deeply impressed by Mozart,Haydn,Rossini and other music,especially Mozart's opera Don Juan.In his whole life,he never stopped composing art songs.His creation can be divided into three periods:early,middle and late(early 1866-1876,middle 1877-1885,and late 1885-1893).And don Juan Serenade was created in the middle 1877.One is the "musical prodigy" of the classical music school,the other is the "Melody master" of the romantic national music school.They all created serenades with the theme of "Don Juan".In order not to confuse the two "Don Juan serenades",Mozart's "Don Juan Serenade" is replaced by the title of "please come to the window".So the author chooses two serenades of the same name--Take Mozart's famous opera Don Juan,the aria please come to the window and Tchaikovsky's Op.38 No.1 Don Juan for example.Based on the artistic characteristics and singing analysis,the author compares the similarities and differences between the two serenades,hoping to provide a reference for the singers in the serenade genre.