On The Singing Of Mozart’s Religious Vocal Music Works

In the whole vocal music teaching system in Europe,it is Mozart’s vocal music works that can better reflect the coherence and smoothness of the scholars’ voice,the stability of the breath and the purity of the voice,etc.At the same time,Mozart’s vocal music works are also of great value in improving the scholars’ singing skills and voice training at ordinary times.Mozart was known by the world is its prominent achievements in opera creation,little imagine,he is also on the religious music creation of learning and research value in the age of 17 to saint Anthony church’s religious holiday created a text song music divertimento Exsultate jubilate,k.165,Mozart is one of the most important works in the religious music creation.At that time,it was during the period when the scripture song was changing towards secularization that Mozart composed this series of scripture song with a very strong rational spirit of the classical period,which integrated the features of religion and secularism and endowed the church with a brand new color and avant-garde sense.The work consists of four parts and three movements,including three arias and one recital.With the continuous development of bel canto singing in China,students have been exposed to many western religious works in the process of learning vocal music,and religious music works are actually an indispensable part of the history of western music.So in the study of vocal music on the road should be more contact with such works to broaden their knowledge,at the same time in singing can also improve their professional level.This paper analyzes and discusses the inspiration and value of Mozart’s songs to our vocal music study through three chapters.Through this paper,I hope to discuss how to perform Mozart’s vocal music well with the professional knowledge I have learned in my postgraduate study,and how to use my own understanding and processing on the basis of mastering scientific and standardized vocalization skills to make the works more distinctive and appropriate toThe Times.