"Ode to the Pear Blossom" is selected from the historical Peking Opera "The Imperial Concubine of the Tang Dynasty" and is a Beijing song. It tells the love story between Tang Minghuang and Yang Guifei.

The accompaniment is composed of Western bands, folk music and chorus singing, which is quite unique and impressive.

Combining Mei School Peking Opera with Western opera, it has the artistic conception and style of an epic drama. It describes the decades-long love story between Emperor Ming of Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang. Later, Concubine Yang committed suicide to protect her homeland.

Section A: "Pear blossoms bloom... pear blossoms fall..." When singing this sentence, pay attention to switching between high and low, sing euphemistically and affectionately, open your voice, sing gentle emotions, pay attention to controlling your breath, and keep Musical skills applied to the work.

There are not so many turning decorations in the score, so you can add them. Don't hold it while singing, it should be stretched and tightened, and the beat should not be messy. Try to imitate the Beijing flavor as much as possible, with clear articulation and coherent breath.

Section B: "It's hard to give up on natural beauty..." It needs to be sung particularly beautifully, because Yang Guifei has an alluring appearance. This part of the breath is difficult to control. There are high notes at the end, and there is a contrast between strength and weakness. Note that "Si" needs to be decorated with a decorative sound.

Before singing, you can do a set of vocal exercises: sing 54321 with the i vowel, and it is required to sing brightly, inhale through the mouth and nose at the same time, open both ribs, start at the bottom, and immediately come out from the top (mask) Voice.

It should have a smooth feeling, make people feel like Beijing songs when they hear it, sing well and have the right taste.

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