The butterflies in Faye Wong let me use one word to describe them. They are magnificent. Another word to describe it is resentment. Butterfly is a story of mine. I used to cry because of this song. Because I loved you for a moment and sent you away for a lifetime. Butterfly's sadness and helplessness can only be explained by such a voice.
Many singers only know how to make a full and mellow voice by singing * * *, which is related to the teaching methods of folk songs and bel canto in China before. In the past many years, there was no real pop music in China, so I'm afraid it's unorthodox to mix * * * songs with breath. "Chorus" was warned by teachers to avoid in domestic music teaching before. In Faye Wong's "You like it more than I like it", she even almost gave up singing in the first half, but the effect is good, which can show a woman's self-pity mentality, but these methods are incompatible with traditional methods. After singing is not enough, how can we keep the beauty of the voice after the breath is mixed in? This is a question of skill. The key is how to keep the texture of the sound.
After listening to the song Crazy Foreigners, there was no surprise, so I took Zhang Yadong's old works as the cover. But the voice was warm and helpless, and Leah Dou's voice appeared for the second time. It is a memorable place in the music part of this song. For many people, Crazy Foreigners is actually a slogan and a concept. Many times I wonder if I can fall in love with a scar and a lamp.
In fact, Faye Wong's musical style can be traced. When she is making an album of a certain style, she will find the shadow of this style by looking back at her previous albums. During his singing tour, Faye Wong began to interpret the first half of Face in the form of aria, which attracted various comments for a while. I thought Faye Wong would stop here, but I didn't expect a very mainstream crazy foreigner to pave the way, and then a fable was brewed. Faye Wong sang pop music by singing opera for the first time. This attempt is not only a great challenge to the singer's singing skills, but also absolutely unique in the Chinese music scene. You can often seek the fusion of classical and popular in foreign countries, usually in the form of duets. For example, the cooperation between Celine Dion and Julio was very successful, while Faye Wong arranged it all by herself from the beginning. In Asura and other songs, Faye Wong began to try direct fusion. Faye Wong's attempt to blur the boundary between two completely different musical forms with his years of musical skills is undoubtedly an attack on the restricted area. Of course, this will inevitably be laughed at by some clowns, but Faye Wong's courage and musical achievements will go down in the annals of Chinese music. Faye Wong 200 1 seems to be the mainstream album, but it actually contains the latest achievements of Faye Wong's fusion of these two music forms, but it has been ignored-this is the wandering red shoes. With the development of Faye Wong's music, listening to this song is more like an exquisite opera sketch. Wang Fei is far calmer than Faye Wong in Fable and has a better understanding of song style.
Exploring Faye Wong's music will gradually touch the development of Faye Wong's music and the growth of Faye Wong's mind. The latest Faye Wong is always the best, because she has the enterprising spirit of continuous learning in music. She can always take some good things for her own use and integrate them into her own music, so that the media and the public, not to mention fans, can always focus on her next album in advance.
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