An Analysis Of The Artistic And Singing Features Of Deng Yao’s Adapted Song Everlasting Longing For Each Other

Ancient poetry is a very dazzling part of China’s traditional culture.everlasting longing for each other,its first poem,is the Yuefu poem of the Tang Dynasty.everlasting longing for each other was originally the title of the music of the Tang Dynasty,and Yuefu poetry is a musical poetry genre.As the saying goes,"poetry and music come from the same source." Many Yuefu poems were accompanied by music at the beginning of their creation,but due to the age,the original melody gradually disappeared.Contemporary ancient poetry and artistic songs combine Western creative techniques with Chinese classical rhythms,endowing classical poetry with new music and injecting new vitality into China’s excellent traditional culture.This paper takes the ancient poetry song everlasting longing for each other adapted by Deng Yao as the research object,and explores from the aspects of the introduction of the lyricist,the analysis of the literary characteristics of the song,the analysis of the artistic characteristics of the song,and the analysis of the singing characteristics of the song.In terms of the author and creative background of the lyrics and songs,understanding the biographies of the authors and adaptors of the lyrics and songs,and exploring their creative background;In terms of the literary characteristics of songs,it mainly explores the structure of poetry,the use of writing techniques,and the creation of poetic imagery;In terms of the artistic characteristics of songs,explore the structural characteristics of musical forms,melody characteristics,and piano accompaniment characteristics;In terms of the singing characteristics of the song,combined with personal singing experience,this study mainly explores the use of breath,pronunciation and melody,stage performance,and psychological regulation of singing;Finally,a summary of the entire text is provided in order to provide some reference and reference for other learners and researchers of this work in the form of textual materials.