A Preliminary Study Of The Use Of Vocal Art Direction In Donizetti’s Opera Arias

In recent years,more and more singers have become enthusiastic about singing excerpts from operas.Opera,as a complex music genre,requires the piano as a accompaniment instrument to enhance its artistic expression in order to be well interpreted in a short period of time.Vocal art guidance has been continuously developed in this context,which can not only improve the artist’s artistic expression to a certain extent,but also provide effective guidance on their performance emotions.The Lucia of Latin America is not only a representative of Italian bel canto opera,but also considered the first truly Romantic Italian opera.[Zhou Yimeng’s Analysis and Personalization of Lucia’s Lyrics in Donizetti’s Opera La Mor Lucia--Taking "Crazy Scene" as an Example [D].Central Conservatory of Music,2020.Page 1] Therefore,this article takes the aria sung by Lucia in the representative opera La Mor Lucia by Italian romantic opera composer Donizetti as an example,By analyzing the creative background and music text of the opera,this study explores the application value of vocal art guidance in Donizetti’s work.Firstly,an interpretation and interpretation of the creative background of Donizetti’s life and his opera "Lucia of Latin America";Secondly,it makes an objective analysis of the piano accompaniment score in aria How Silent Around,including the musical structure,tonality and accompaniment texture;Thirdly,by comparing the band score and piano score,summarize the processing methods for piano accompaniment,and further deepen the learning of how to better cooperate with singers in practice.In order to summarize the practical performance experience and application methods of vocal art guidance in the work "How Silent All Around" for everyone to learn from.