What kind of noises do the artists who are y involved in opera use to differentiate between lines and roles?

In opera performances, artists use "timbre" to realize the distinction between line and role.

Tone is the characteristic of sound, which is determined by the material, structure, and method of sound production of the vocal body. In opera performance, different lines and roles usually use different singing and voices to show their unique timbre. For example, the old man usually uses a low, thick voice to express the calmness and majesty of the elderly; the flower girl uses a clear, sweet voice to express the softness and vivacity of the young woman; and the jingjiao uses a rough, loud voice to express the character of boldness and might.

Additionally, in opera performances, artists also use changes in the strength, speed, and height of their voices to express the emotional changes and dramatic conflicts of their characters. Through these techniques, opera artists are able to create a rich variety of timbre effects to express the characteristics of different lines and roles, and to realize the distinction between lines and roles.

Opera Performance

Opera performance is an important part of traditional Chinese culture and a unique form of folk art in China. Opera Performance is a comprehensive art major that covers a wide range of disciplinary fields such as literature, music, dance and performance.

Theater performance graduates can serve in all levels and types of art performance groups, theater performance and management positions. Graduates are mainly engaged in film and television, theater performances, various film and television production organizations, performance groups, advertising agencies, etc. engaged in character performance and image creation and other work.

Opera performance professional information shows that the professional training of professional knowledge and artistic literacy of opera performance, mastery of theater performance professional skills of senior technical and applied specialists. Students are required to have the ability to accurately portray character and image. The major courses of the program include singing, leg work, carpet work, stance, handle work, repertoire, history of drama, introduction to art, art appreciation, music theory, visual singing and ear training, dance, voice, make-up and so on.

In addition, opera performance is a process that requires long-term study and practice. When applying for art colleges and universities, candidates need to pass two major exams: the professional exam and the cultural exam, which are often divided into a preliminary exam and a retest according to the different characteristics of each specialty. The students who can finally enter the ideal institutions can be said to have gone through a hard and protracted battle.

Overall, the opera performance profession is a rich Chinese traditional characteristics of the art profession, for the love of Chinese traditional culture students, it is a very worthwhile to enroll in the profession.