An Analysis Of The Tenor’s Practical Use Of "e" Vowel In Singing Italian Songs

Italian songs have a long history dating back more than four hundred years.Nowadays,they can be divided into classical songs,folk songs and modern songs.These songs were once popular in Italy,France,Germany and other countries,and became one of the classic works performed in concerts by vocal singers in many countries.Italian songs are an integral part of vocal learning and also play a very important role,learning it not only to improve singing skills,but also to help explore why it is so popular.This paper reviews the academic research on the singing technique and practical application of the "e" vowel in Italian works.First of all,from the overview of Italian songs,mainly to the music culture in different regions of Italy and the main genres of works to carry out research.Secondly,it analyzes the pronunciation rules of "e" vowel in Italian songs,mainly from the pronunciation way of "e" vowel in Italian songs and the anatomy of singing physiology about "e" vowel.Finally,an art song of Napoli style in southern Italy,"A Kind Heart",is analyzed,and the singing skills and practical application of the "e" vowel in this art song are discussed,and the practical significance in sound teaching and learning is studied.In the tenor’s vocal music teaching,this piece is also a classic representative work.However,there are few studies on the singing skills and practical application of the Italian vowel "e",so the study of this paper can make people pay more attention to the role and significance of the Italian vowel "e" in vocal music art,vocal music teaching and learning.