THE APPLICATION OF MASK SINGING IN POPULAR VOCAL MUSIC

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Tian Yehui
Pranote Meeson

Abstract

The research topic is “The Application of Mask Singing in Popular Vocal Music” The objectives of the study are 1) To help students understand mask singing. 2) To solve the problem of soprano learning by learning mask singing. 3) To create an exercise book for mask singing training soprano. The researcher studied a large number of books, literature, articles, research reports, and websites about this research. Three university teachers of popular music singing, all of whom have extensive teaching experience, were interviewed regarding students' practice of mask singing techniques, and based on their suggestions, mask singing techniques were organized into exercise books to help students practice.


The masked singing is a unique artistic feature that provides a good performance effect and a wonderful auditory experience for the audience. Although mask singing is one of the techniques of bel canto, it can also help to improve the learning of popular music soprano. Based on the analysis of the artistic characteristics and the advantages of the Italian "mask singing" technique, we explore the practice techniques of the "mask singing" technique in terms of resonance, playing, breathing, and language, aiming to provide singers with the opportunity to understand and master the "mask singing" technique. The aim is to provide a reference for singers to understand and master the techniques of "mask singing" and the laws of artistic expression.

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Yehui, T. ., & Meeson, P. . (2023). THE APPLICATION OF MASK SINGING IN POPULAR VOCAL MUSIC. Asia Pacific Journal of Religions and Cultures, 7(2), 311–325. Retrieved from https://so06.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/ajrc/article/view/264530
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