A Tentative Study on the Feelings Conveyed by “Word-pronouncing” and “Singing”in the Art of Singing
Ying Song
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Ying Song
Abstract
From the perspective of aesthetics in art, this paper serves as a discussion on the different beauty conveyed to people by “word pronouncing” and “singing” in the art of singing. The beauty in the former lies in the fullness of articulation while that of the latter in the vividness and fusion of sound and feelings. It concludes in this sense that it is of vital importance to pay great attention to the correct way of word pronounciation and the improvement of the singers' cultural qualities.
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From the perspective of aesthetics in art, this paper serves as a discussion on the different beauty conveyed to people by “word pronouncing” and “singing” in the art of singing. The beauty in the former lies in the fullness of articulation while that of the latter in the vividness and fusion of sound and feelings. It concludes in this sense that it is of vital importance to pay great attention to the correct way of word pronounciation and the improvement of the singers' cultural qualities.
Key concepts: Singing, Beauty, Feeling, Articulation (sociology), Aesthetics, Perspective (graphical), Psychology, Word (group theory)