Can you sing while reciting poetry?

Definitely not. In order to facilitate the unified and neat reading and recitation of poetry, generally speaking, singing is not allowed during recitation, which will destroy the normal recitation of other people.

Can I sing while reciting lyrics? Personally, I don't think you can sing a song like this, but I think you need to recite it aloud.

It should be based on the characteristics of the poem.

You should not sing when reciting a poem, because these are two different ways of manifesting it. Recitation refers to the clear reading of poems with voice intonation, emphasizing the language and artistic conception in the poems, and presenting the poet's emotions and thoughts. Singing is to express the melody and emotion of the song in the way of singing under the accompaniment of **.

Although some poems can be composed into songs, when reciting poems, they should be expressed in the form of formal language, not in the form of **. Of course, during the performance, in some specific situations, poetry can be recited with the accompaniment of **, and poetry and ** complement each other, but this is not singing, but a special way of expression.

It is not advisable to sing while reciting poetry. Recitation refers to the use of sound to express the content and emotions of a work, and is an art form of reciting literary works such as poetry and prose, emphasizing the rhythm, rhyme, and intonation changes of language. Whereas, singing emphasizes changes in melody, rhythm, and voice.

The two have different phonetic expressions and purposes and should not be confused. Of course, if there are special cases, such as some special literary and artistic activities or occasions, you can sing part of the melody or add appropriate **, but this needs to be based on creative and artistic effects.

There are many of this type, and Zhihu once had a very detailed introduction above, so I'll talk about what I'm more familiar with:

Haizi "Facing the Sea in Spring", sung by the lake.

Listen to a lot of "Song of the Seven Sons".

Yu Guangzhong's "Four Rhymes of Homesickness", Luo Dayou version.

"Four Rhymes of Homesickness" and "Homesickness" in the afterglow, composed by Yang Xian.

Li Shuangze's famous poem "Young China", the original poem came from Jiang Xun.

Zheng Chouyu's "Mistake", Li Taixiang and Luo Dayou have both composed music. In terms of soundtrack, the ** of the song is directly used, and this mode is more meaningful for reference is the CCTV host's recitation of "My Dear Motherland", which is recited in the front part and sung in the back part. But if you've seen this pattern, it's pretty straightforward to choose a good text.

"When will the bright moon be there" - Su Shi.

This form is chanting.

There are four main types of pronunciation methods for the creation, inheritance and learning of ancient Chinese poetry and literature: singing, chanting, reciting, and reciting.

To read is to read in spoken language. Chanting is an artistic recitation, emphasizing clarity and precision and tone of emotion, but there is no scale. Chanting, with musical scales, is chanted like singing.

The difference between chanting and singing is: singing is mainly **, supplemented by language, and the purpose is to appreciate the tune; Yin is mainly language, supplemented by **, and the purpose is to express the language content more accurately.

What the landlord said should be [chanting].

There are four main types of pronunciation methods for the creation, inheritance and learning of ancient Chinese poetry and literature: singing, chanting, reciting, and reciting.

Reading, that is, reading in spoken language. Chanting is an artistic recitation, emphasizing clarity and accuracy and tone of emotion, but without sound.

Stairs. Chanting, with musical scales, is chanted like singing. The difference between chanting and singing is: singing is mainly **, supplemented by language, and the purpose is to appreciate the tune; Yin is mainly language, supplemented by **, and the purpose is to express the language more accurately.

Appearance. In layman's terms:

In primary school, we used singing and reading.

In junior high school, we used to read aloud.

In high school, we used recitation.

In college, we used chanting.

In society, we use moaning.

This is strictly defined).

Poetry recitation has the form of singing, and this form is: chanting (I think it's rapping).

Recitation and singing are both forms of using the voice to express **, but there is a difference between the two:

1.Singing mainly relies on the change of pitch for lyric expression, and pursues a beautiful melody. Recitation is more focused on the connotation of the text, using the tone of normal language.

2.Singing requires controlling pitch, developing vocal range, and paying attention to singing skills. Recitation does not seek to expand the vocal range, but pays more attention to the change of intonation and tone.

3.Singing needs to rely on the singing voice itself to produce the best beauty, and pursue singing skills and skills. Recitation is conveyed through language, and it does not rely on skill to win.

4.Singing needs to be accompanied by musical instruments and accompanied by melody. The recitation can be done without accompaniment.

5.Singing pays attention to lyrical expression and pursues pleasing ears. The recitation focuses on the rendering of artistic conception and expresses inner emotions.

6.Singing is mostly popular in opera, songs and other forms. Recitation is used in poetry recitation, broadcasting and other language expressions.

7.Singing requires systematic vocal training, and recitation has slightly lower requirements for the quality of speaking and vocalization.

To sum up, recitation is not entirely a kind of singing, it focuses more on the expression of language, which is different from singing. But the two are sometimes combined.

The names of the "Poetry Recitals" are as follows:

1. Poetry recital of the motherland in my heart.

2. I am a poetry maniac in the ancient rhyme of the country chapter of the modern flow of fireflies digging in the original Fangfei chapter of the poetry recital (divided into several sections by different genres).

3. "Flying Youth, Brightening the Horn in the Heart" Poetry Recitation Contest.

Recitation skills: Poetry recitation should be avoided in the first place"Artificial and pretentious"。Poetry recitation, like other genre recitations, should be natural and never artificial. Although the feelings of poetry are slower and stronger than those of other genres, they are still sincere expressions from the heart.

To recite a poem well, you must first read it carefully and understand the author's feelings. Then, try to resonate and bring your feelings close to the author's emotions.

Only in this way can our recitation succeed in reproducing the author's emotions. The listener will only feel it"Naturally"。If the reciter does not grasp the author's emotion, but only"Estimated"The author's emotions, then it is easy to lose proportion.

Losing the inner emotional foundation, relying solely on skill to support it, the listener will inevitably feel it"Contrived"Finish. In fact, the most important point is to be confident.

Xi Murong's "Youth Without Regrets".

Played well, absolutely first-class.

When you are young, if you fall in love with someone, please, please be sure to be gentle with him.

It doesn't matter how long or how short you've been in love, it's the forelimbs.

If you can always be gentle with each other, then all the moments will be a flawless beauty.

If you have to separate, say goodbye and thank him in your heart for giving you a memory.

When you grow up, you will know that at the moment when you suddenly look back, the youth without resentment will have no regrets, such as the quiet full moon on the hill. '

Poetry recitation belongs to recitation, not to songs, poetry recitation is recitation, songs are sung, and the two also have one thing in common, that is, they both need feelings.

Poetry recitation also belongs to the scope of poetry, but it does not belong to songs. It belongs to recitation.

Not counted. Poetry recitation means that the reciter uses clear language, loud voice, beautiful posture, and introduced actions to express the original poetry work to the audience emotionally, so as to convey the ideological content of the poem and arouse the resonance of the audience.

Song is a comprehensive art genre, including sexual and literary.

Poetry recitation is reading, and songs are singing, so it doesn't count.

Recitation belongs to recitation, songs belong to songs, the two are different forms of expression, recitation does not belong to songs.