Analysis And Conductor Interpretation Of The Mixed Chorus "The Sound Of The Earth"

Nowadays,choral singing,as a form of music singing and expression,is more and more loved by the public and used in people’s lives.The popularity of choral singing also divides the choral groups into professional groups,amateur groups,children’s groups and elderly groups,and the types and types of choral singing are also diverse,including simultaneous chorus,mixed chorus,male chorus,female chorus,etc.The conductor is the soul of the choir and plays an important role in the overall performance of the choir.The comprehensive ability of the command is the key to its development.Ser Enkbayar has composed many choral works with Mongolian characteristics,with a strong steppe style and humanistic atmosphere,including "Eight Junzan","Gobi Mirage","Camel Bell","Lonely White Lamb","Alxa in the Sky","Voice of the Earth","Ode to Genghis Khan","Virat Dance","Mongolian Chess","Mongolian Boots","Happy Naadam","Mother’s Nine Blessings" and other works.The author takes the mixed choral work "Sound of the Earth" as an example to analyze and study this time.The article is divided into four chapters,the first chapter introduces the introduction of Ser Enkbayar and his choral works,the second chapter conducts in-depth analysis and research on "Sound of the Earth",from the theme material and development of the work,the composition structure,harmony,polyphony,and the Mongolian musical elements of "The Sound of the Earth",the third chapter is from the rehearsal of the mixed chorus "The Voice of the Earth" and the fourth chapter is the use of conducting techniques.