"Vocalization Composition Technique" And Artistic Expression In Contemporary Chinese Song Music Works

"Vocalization" is a compositional technique that is developed by imitating the "vocal" style of human singing in musical works.The term "vocalization" refers to the system of vocal techniques and stylistic concepts created for the presentation of rhythms in song and music.The origin of the term "vocalization" comes from the "vocalization" technique and theory proposed by erhu virtuoso Min Huifen in the1970s-that is,the integration of many local Chinese operas,folk songs,and other musical styles.The term "vocalization" was developed by Min Huifen in the 1970’s.This was a way of transferring the vocal characteristics of many Chinese operas,folk songs,ditties,and tunes into the erhu technique,creating a "melodic","singing",and "ethnic" erhu The "vocalization" mentioned in this paper is a form of artistic expression.In this paper,the concept of "vocalization" is transplanted into the composition theory and becomes one of the composing techniques in contemporary music.In this paper,we will focus on contemporary Chinese songwriting techniques.In this paper,we will focus on how the composers of contemporary Chinese music give their works a soul and unique style through the "vocalization technique",thus reflecting the relationship between the profound cultural heritage of Chinese culture and the distinctive personal style of the composers.