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Compares Traditional National Singing and Bel Canto

MA Guo-ying

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The paper analyzes and compares traditional national singing and Bel canto in historical origins and articulation skills,then makes a thorough analysis and study of the general law and the specific differences of them,and then indicates the key points of having complementary advantages between the two and points out the development concept of embracing on vocal music arts.

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The paper analyzes and compares traditional national singing and Bel canto in historical origins and articulation skills,then makes a thorough analysis and study of the general law and the specific differences of them,and then indicates the key points of having complementary advantages between the two and points out the development concept of embracing on vocal music arts.

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The paper analyzes and compares traditional national singing and Bel canto in historical origins and articulation skills,then makes a thorough analysis and study of the general law and the specific differences of them,and then indicates the key points of having complementary advantages between the two and points out the development concept of embracing on vocal music arts.

Key concepts: Singing, Canto, Articulation (sociology), Key (lock), The arts, Linguistics, History, Aesthetics

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