The basic vocal methods in chorus training are as follows:

1. Learn correct breathing and find scientific vocal methods.

When practicing voice, use "ci" (the sound of air flow through the front teeth) to perform vocal breathing, and practice fast inhalation and quick exhalation: XOXOXOXO; fast inhalation and slow exhalation: 0X·0X; slow inhalation Call slowly: X-one-0, X--0. When inhaling, feel your throat open with your mind, allowing the air to be sucked in easily (the air sinks into the Dantian), control the breath in the Dantian, and then express the "ci" sound in an excited state.

2. Do vocal exercises with breath support.

When the vocal skills change from strong to weak or from weak to strong during training, you can first take a breath and hold it (at the diaphragm), start singing from the weak, and then gradually increase the volume Then gradually reduce the volume, so that you can practice the transition of breath and unify the timbre. Feel the reaction force in the diaphragm to produce the feeling of "sound column" and "air column". To develop the high-pitched area, practicing with weak voice is the best way.

3. Use humming to create healthy vocal habits.

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When practicing, let your mind feel a vibration between the eyebrows, gently close your lips, and gently touch the gums inside the lower teeth. Inhale and exhale softly, and fully open the vocal channels. Method: It is required to use the nose to pronounce. First, you need to open the mouth, and then feel the state of fully opening from the inside to the outside. When the soft palate is lifted, the pulling force of the posterior pharyngeal wall and the arch state of the back of the mouth will be achieved. .

The artistic characteristics of chorus:

1. Broad range and rich timbre

The vocal range of chorus is the total range of all participants, starting from the male bass. The lowest part of the voice to the highest part of the soprano part can reach three and a half to four octaves. The chorus can include all the dramatic and lyrical varieties of the male and female high, alto and bass parts, as well as everyone's. Different timbres and different combinations of timbres

Second, the intensity changes greatly and the sound levels are many.

From the weakest ppp to the strongest fff, it is all chorus. The range of intensity changes that can be accomplished cannot be matched by any individual. Since chorus is multi-part music, it has different chords, different chord inversions, different part combinations, different intensity levels, and different timbres. Changes, etc., will produce different sound effects and levels.

3. Strong expressiveness

Chorus can express various types of works, whether it is main tune music or polyphonic music. Regardless of any historical period, any mood, or any style of work, it can be perfectly expressed through chorus.