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The Musical Features And Singing Interpretation Of Puccini's Opera Aria "Never Seen Such A Beautiful Girl"

Posted on:2022-11-24Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2515306749982459Subject:Arts
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The aria "Never seen such a Beautiful girl" was selected from the opera Manon Lescaut by The Italian composer Puccini.This opera not only established Puccini's status as another Italian opera master after Verdi,but also marked the basic formation of puccini's opera creation style.As a carrier to express the emotions of the characters and promote the development of the drama,aria "Never Seen such a Beautiful girl" plays an extremely important role in the whole opera,and also carries the exquisite idea of composer Puccini.At present,some studies have been carried out on the overall characteristics of the opera Manon Lescaut and the arias of the heroine in the opera manon.However,there are few targeted studies on the arias of the hero Griot in China.Through a large number of relevant literature and audio and video materials,combined with the author's own singing experience,and then puccini opera aria "Never saw such a Beautiful girl" musical characteristics and singing interpretation carried out research.The study shows that the aria has rich musical characteristics in form,harmony and melody,which not only gives the work beautiful musical lines and varied musical emotions,but also gives the singer the space and opportunity to fully show their timbre and skills.In the singing of this aria,there are many links between various factors,such as breath,resonance,language and emotion,so the singer needs to use them comprehensively and combine them organically.It is hoped that this study can not only help many vocal music lovers deepen their understanding of the musical characteristics of this work,but also provide theoretical basis and experience for other vocal singers to sing this work.
Keywords/Search Tags:Puccini, aria, musical characteristics, Singing interpretation
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