2003Yin Shan Academic JournalRequires access

On the Handling and Expression of Songs

SU Gao-li

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Abstract

Whether the singing in the performance is successful depends on the handling and expression of songs by the singer. The understanding of the contents, theme, background and thinking are the foundation of performance to the . singers, and the singers should be remarkable for both voice and emotion, therefore the artistic appeals of the works should be expressed perfectly.

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Whether the singing in the performance is successful depends on the handling and expression of songs by the singer. The understanding of the contents, theme, background and thinking are the foundation of performance to the . singers, and the singers should be remarkable for both voice and emotion, therefore the artistic appeals of the works should be expressed perfectly.

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Whether the singing in the performance is successful depends on the handling and expression of songs by the singer. The understanding of the contents, theme, background and thinking are the foundation of performance to the . singers, and the singers should be remarkable for both voice and emotion, therefore the artistic appeals of the works should be expressed perfectly.

Key concepts: Singing, Expression (computer science), Theme (computing), Foundation (evidence), Communication, Literature, Psychology, Aesthetics

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