| This thesis is an analysis on the performing of aria Ernani,involami,which is an early work of Verdi excerpted from opera Ernani.Starting with historical background and creation style of the composer,the author introduces creation styles of Verdi,Verdi-type soprano and the contents and historical background of the opera,with a view to better understanding the work and grasping singing emotions.The complete interpretation of a work begins with an overview of the work,characters’ features and emotions.Only on this basis can characters be truly depicted and the historical background be reflected.Therefore,the author elaborates the contents of opera Ernani and masters the development process of the story through the story line and characters’ personalities.Through an in-depth analysis on aria Ernani,involami,readers can clearly understand the emotions that every aria is going to express and help performers to sing better.Focusing on the introduction to coloratura soprano in colorful phrases in aria Ernani,involami,the author expounds the origin and singing styles and features of coloratura soprano.In view of problems that the author faced when learning and singing the aria,the author proposes corresponding solutions and also difficulties in cooperation with accompaniment and language pronunciation,emotional expression and stage performance when singing,which comprehensively points out actual problems to be paid attention to when performing the aria.The charm of opera art lies in its reflection of the times.Melodious sounds of singing vividly depict distinct characters.Different composers have different styles of writing,while in different times there is different charm of music.Even if there are differences in cultural language,it does not affect people’s pursuit and exploration of art.However,the premise of the exploration is that singers possess good singing skills and certain stage performance capability,as well as have an understanding of the creation background of the songs to be sung and composers’ feelings,thus achieving better interpretation of a piece of vocal music. |
