Characteristics of Henan Henan Opera

Features of Henan Henan Opera: It has always been good at singing, and the key points of the plot are big-board singing. The voice is fluent, rhythmic and very colloquial. Generally speaking, the words are clear and the lines are smooth, which is easy for the audience to hear, showing its unique artistic charm.

The stage installation of the early Henan Opera performance is very simple, only a reed mat and a foil are needed, and a table and two chairs on the stage can start the performance. Those who beat gongs and drums also serve as inspection sites. After entering the city, with a fixed theater, the stage equipment has been improved. Yusheng Theatre has adopted some curtains and scenery, and Dan Jiao's costumes pay attention to the romantic styles of Gu Danqing, Zhengqi Dan Jun and Hua Dan. Since then, influenced by Beijing opera costumes, it is basically the same as Beijing opera costumes.

The traditional craft of Henan Opera has strong local characteristics of Henan. Constantly innovating in long-term artistic practice, creating from coarse to fine, from coarse to fine; From vulgarity to elegance, the performing arts are becoming more and more perfect.

Henan opera:

Henan Opera is one of the five major operas in China, which originated in Kaifeng, Henan. Henan Opera has been continuously inherited, reformed and innovated on the basis of Henan Bangzi. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Henan was called Henan Opera for short.

Henan Opera is famous for its loud singing, moderate intonation, clear articulation, mellow charm, liveliness and being good at expressing characters' inner feelings. It is very popular because of its high artistry, and is praised as an oriental aria by westerners.

Henan Opera is the largest local opera in China, ranking first in China. In 2006, the number of state-owned professional Henan Opera Troupes was 167, which was the year with the largest number of professional Henan Opera Troupes and employees in China, and it has become the second among the three major operas in China.