The Influence of Traditional Chinese Composition Concepts on Kunqu Opera Vocal Composition
Abstract
This article explores the application of traditional composition concepts in modern Kunqu opera vocal creation and its optimization strategies. By analyzing the problems of rescue, inheritance, and innovative development, theoretical and practical disconnection, and low audience acceptance in Kunqu opera vocal creation, it proposes optimization strategies such as strengthening the combination of traditional theoretical learning and practice, expanding communication channels and audience cultivation, strengthening interdisciplinary research and international cooperation, which can help improve the artistic level and audience foundation of Kunqu opera vocal creation, and promote the inheritance and development of Kunqu art. The traditional composition concept is of great significance in the creation of modern Kunqu opera singing style. By implementing optimization measures, it can promote the rescue, inheritance, and innovative development of Kunqu art.
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