(1930 April13 ~1968 April 8), formerly known as Yan, was born in Luoling, Tongcheng County, Anhui Province (now Huangmei Village, Luoling Town, Yixiu District, Anqing City), female, party member, an outstanding performing artist of Huangmei Opera, one of the founders of Huangmei Opera in China, and one of the "Seven Fairies".
/kloc-at the age of 0/0, Yan Fengying began to learn to sing Huangmei tune, which his people could not tolerate. Later, he studied opera with Yan Yun, whose stage name was Feng Ying. 1952 In the first East China Opera Concert held in Shanghai, Yan Fengying won wide acclaim for his traditional Huangmei opera play "Beating Pig Grass" and the passbook play "Lu Yu", and became famous all over the country in 1954 for playing the seven fairies in the Huangmei opera film "The Fairy Couple".
Yan Fengying's singing characteristics
Yan Fengying's singing is not only "beautiful" but also "pleasant to hear", which is the result of her proper use of her voice to deal with Huangmei Opera's singing, making her singing "clear, round and full of flowers" and "the keywords are novel from time to time, which makes people unable to measure and limit".
For example, the way to deal with the aria of "full-time duet" in The Match of a Fairy is to use a large number of forward-leaning sounds on the basis of accurately grasping the tone of the words, resulting in the effect of falling and hanging. Each sentence has different singing methods according to the different tone of the words, making the aria lively and lyrical, pure, straight, round and full, and full of flavor.
In addition, she often uses vibrato, falling tone, pause and other methods, on the one hand, to serve the expression of characters' emotions, on the other hand, to make her singing more euphemistic.