After learning this trick, you will not get stuck in transposition

One transposition

There are many types of transposition. Among them, there are three commonly used ones:

1. Conversion of legato notes.

2. Convert true sound to falsetto.

3. The accent changes to a nasal sound.

The most common users who have changed their accent to nasal sound are Zhou Huajian and Faye Wong. In their music, probably more than half of the songs are performed in this way. Slow songs have more transpositions, while relaxed and fast-paced songs have fewer transpositions. When practicing transpositions, it is best to read the music sheet and sing the score. If the transposition is still not smooth, you can refer to the following methods:

2 , Transposition practice

1. Listen to the original works and practice them, and listen to the recording yourself to see if the transposition is smooth, and compare and improve.

2. Use musical instruments to play the scales and beats of the transposition, for example: use the piano to play the transposition part several times according to the music score, and after you get familiar with it, join in the singing and sing along.

3. Use the rhythm of the body to drive the fluency of pitch-turning techniques, such as waving hands, shaking head, twisting the body, shaking the microphone, etc. After trying several methods, find the most suitable one. Use it more in your own way.

4. Some transliterations require the use of techniques for converting true and false sounds, so practice the exchange of true and false sounds during daily practice, such as: true to false, false to true, true to false, true to false The skill of converting between true and false, true and false sounds is very difficult, so you need to face it bravely and practice more.

3. Tips on transposition practice

1. Learn how a sheep calls "baa".

2. Think clearly about which notes you want to sing in your transition, and then slow down to sing them accurately one by one.

3. Add the jitter of the sheep’s cry and sing the previous notes faster.

Transposition refers to a singing technique that uses different degrees of oral and nasal muscle strength to control breath changes, thereby achieving one or another between pronunciation methods with different forms and effects. Various mutual transformations