Techniques Singing of Shanxi Folk Songs: Fen He Liu Shui Hua La La and Tao Hua Hong Xing Hua Ba

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Jiale Wang
Krisada Daoruang
Pakorn Rodchangphuen

Abstract

The purpose of this research was to analyze the vocal techniques in Shanxi folk songs of 2 songs: 1) Fen He Liu Shui Hua La La (汾河流水哗啦啦), 2) Tao Hua Hong Xing Hua Ba (桃花红杏花白) by using a qualitative research methodology by using the method of collecting data according to the principles of musicology. from document studies and field work. and analyze music content according to western music theory and collect information from documents.


The results were analyzed through the analysis of Shanxi provincial folk songs in terms of form, melody, rhythm, key signature, and tone color. To use as a reference for promoting the singing of folk songs and modifying the singing technique in accordance with the Shanxi folk culture. Which has been analyzed and synthesized that there are 3 important techniques of singing folk songs: Jia sheng jiqiao technique was high vocalization technique, Hua she jiqiao technique change the color of the sound to make it blurry, the goose technique Han sheng jiqiao was creating sound intensity.


Keywords: Shanxi, Folk song, Falsetto, Flutter tongue, Shouting.

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Wang, J., Daoruang, K. ., & Rodchangphuen, P. (2022). Techniques Singing of Shanxi Folk Songs: Fen He Liu Shui Hua La La and Tao Hua Hong Xing Hua Ba. Humanities and Social Sciences Nakhonsawan Rajabhat University Academic Journal, 9(1), 138–150. Retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/hssnsru/article/view/257269
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