How to improvise lyrics?

Pay attention to the correspondence between words and sounds when composing music.

There are three kinds of correspondence between words and sounds in songs. The first one is one word and one sound, and the second one is one word and many sounds. Both are very common, and the sounds and words are easy to match. The third one is more difficult. More words, less sounds, more than one sound. At this time, it is necessary to do some processing on the words, such as singing these two words into half corresponding sounds.

If you encounter this situation, you must adjust it, otherwise it will be stiff and messy. The author once listened to a music lesson, the content of which was People's Education Edition "Elegant Southland Style". When introducing Guangxi folk songs, the teacher asked the students to write lyrics according to Liu Sanjie's "What did the water turn over?"

The teacher sang, "Hey, what class do you like best? What teacher is the most beautiful? Who sings best? Which dance is the best? " A group of students wrote, "Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-,Gnome male-.

According to the phonetic correspondence, the word XXX should be correct, but it happened that this group of students recognized that the name of the students who sang well was three words, so the last two sentences were scattered. In fact, at this time, if the teacher hints a little, this embarrassment can be reversed. If the three words form the rhythm of the first eight and the last sixteen, or the rhythm of the first sixteen and the last eight, they can be sung smoothly.

There are too many uncertain factors in the creation of lyrics, so teachers should help students deal with them flexibly and strive to make the lyrics and melody correspond seamlessly.