The music homework "The Feeling of Learning Peking Opera" needs about 800 words urgently.

Some people say that they like me to write some feelings about learning Beijing opera on my blog, which makes me very embarrassed. To tell the truth, I am a layman, although I like Beijing opera very much, and I can even be said to be obsessed with it. But I know so little about her, let alone my feelings!

I will always use the words "cool" and "enjoyable" to describe my feelings about Beijing opera, because I like it so much that I don't seem to know how to find a suitable one to describe my feelings.

At first, I didn't like Beijing opera. I get bored when I listen to it, and I can't stop talking. Later, after graduating from high school, I bought a color TV at home and received the central channel 1 1. I heard it in elementary school. Students sang Su San leaving Hongtong County and occasionally heard it on TV. Later, I wanted to know what the word was, so I just sat around in front of the TV, waiting for 1 1 to broadcast that paragraph. Because I am a patient person, one day finally arrived, and I recorded it and wrote it down.

During this period, another joke was made, because my classmate sang that Susan left Hongtong County. I didn't know anything about factions at that time. I asked my classmate to sing to me again and found him running away. He was angry when he spoke in class and asked me to sing. I only learned that paragraph to prove that he ran away. Not only did he not run, but he also used a small voice (the problem with a small voice is: I didn't hang up, I can sing, and I have been thinking). He won't whisper, haha.

After graduating from high school and entering the university, everything has a new beginning and entered a new environment. Everything is so strange to me. The students in the dormitory, coming from south to north, really made me feel at a loss. Later, I learned to surf the Internet, and everything I said could be found online, so I looked up the word Peking Opera (all because I was bored) and found a lot, including the part where Susan left Hongtong County, and I listened to it myself. At that time, I only listened occasionally. Maybe in the process of listening occasionally, I didn't bother about Beijing opera, but I just like listening to water boards.

Until my sophomore year, at a party, several of my classmates wanted to put on a show. A senior asked me to sign up, but I didn't know what to do. Later, I listened to a very nice joke, Spring and Autumn Pavilion, and I still like it until now. In order to learn this passage, I listened to it for a week, and I didn't know how to read it or what school. Anyway, following the accompaniment is a fool, and then I became interested in Beijing opera.

I also had the idea of learning to sing Beijing opera, and went to school when I saw something beautiful. Among them, the first thing I learned after that was: the words "brother and sister first" and the next two paragraphs in Zhang Pai's Romance of the West Chamber, the paragraph "called to hide under the chessboard" by Xun Pai, and Mei Paimu's "family was excited when they heard the news". Because I didn't know what to learn, I went back to the dormitory to sing after learning. As the saying goes, "Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers." Anyway, no one likes listening, and students don't understand. If it's out of tune, they can't hear it.

But unexpectedly, this caused strong opposition from the students. They don't like listening. We live on the fourth floor. When singing, the whole building can hear it, and many students reflect it. But I don't care. I sang at the top of my lungs, and my classmates in the dormitory were finally defeated by me. When I sing, I tell them to go out, close the door and close the window. I sang it myself in the dormitory, and then they didn't go out, thinking I couldn't sing. Who knew I was born thick-skinned, not just going out? Then I will put up with it and sing in the dormitory. Once you sing it, you just "listen to the golden drum ringing like a horn." Haha, they have gradually adapted to Beijing opera, or they have become resistant to my destruction, haha. (Isn't it a bit too overbearing? But I am very successful, because as soon as I open my mouth, my classmates can tell me what to sing. I learned a lot of jokes during that time. That is, during that time, when I was a sophomore, I could clearly distinguish factions. I liked Mei School, Xun School and Cheng School at that time. I still do, haha.

At that time, I didn't particularly like any actor because I didn't know much. At first, I knew Ding Huo and Xiao Qiu, but others really didn't know much about them. Later, a friend told me about the Beijing Opera Art Network, which opened my eyes. There are so many famous artists and so many jokes that I can't put them down. I want to learn when I see any paragraph. In order to learn to sing, I often go to the Internet cafe all day long, usually from 9 pm to 7 am the next day. I'm listening to Beijing Opera these days, and sometimes I can't help singing it, which makes me very angry. What is wrong with you? ! Sing some songs. What? Annoying! "I almost got into a fight with someone once, but fortunately some students pulled me away. Am I too stupid? The singers are all crazy. I think I'm really crazy.

On the Beijing Opera Art Network, I learned that Li Shiji's name was actually introduced by others. When I first heard her recording, I was deeply attracted by her aria. At that time, I thought it was very enjoyable to listen to her singing. Every word is so enjoyable, and my love for her has gradually deepened in the process.

Listening to her aria, I learned a lot of jokes (including the "learning" mentioned above, I just can hum, I can't speak, I just feel good about myself and won't go out of tune). Until now, I still like Li Nainai very much. I like her old man for more than two years, but I like her so much that I haven't lost it at all.

So far, I have learned a lot of jokes by listening to her jokes, among which the most important ones are: being born in Shandong and falling in love, Chen Sanliang having a heart-to-heart talk in the lobby, Xi Pi adagio of Dragon and Phoenix, Huang Er adagio of Mei Fei, Huang Er adagio of Six Chapters in the Snow and Congratulation Hall. None of them are very mature, just singing blindly.

But recently, I found that there are some differences in the circle of Peking Opera, which seems to be about how to sing. There is a big difference between who is good and who is bad. Including the praise and criticism of dictation actors are different. I dare not comment on Hu Jia's these.

But I want to say some of my own views: because I only listen to Cheng School now, and I have also heard many famous artists, including Master Cheng. Among them, I have heard the most: Cheng, Li Shiji, Zhong Rong and so on. I find their voices are very bright, and I like singing like this, including Master Cheng. Although the sound is not very penetrating, it is still bright in essence. This is just my personal opinion, not on behalf of anyone.

Some people say that the characteristic of Cheng School is that its voice is backward, or that its voice should be backward, but I don't think it is absolutely backward. If it is absolutely backward, the voice will be suppressed, listening will be boring and singing will be very tired. I also pay attention when I sing. When I feel singing Cheng Pai, when the voice is the loudest, I can feel it at the vertical top of my uvula, like a small pillar rushing to my brain. When I have this feeling, I think it is the loudest and brightest. I tried, too. If I go any further, it sounds like plum pie. If you go any further, it will be difficult to sing, and if the voice is not bright, you will feel bored.

Finally, I want to talk about the differences. Maybe I'm just a little opera fan and I'm not qualified to comment on this, but I just want to say something real:

Everyone knows that Beijing opera is the treasure of our Chinese nation. Beijing opera actors are busy on the stage, but it's not enough. Among them, we are mainly opera fans. Without opera fans, who will the actors show it to? So I think all our opera fans should unite together, in order to promote Beijing opera and cheer for Beijing opera actors. But we shouldn't be each other. Whoever likes which actor will have a civil war! It's a little serious, but it's not serious at all. Also, there are good and bad actors, because most of us have studied dialectics, and everything in the world is not perfect. If there is good, there will be bad. Then we will judge a person, or see a thing and say it in two. I don't agree with what some opera fans do. If I like someone, then she is a fairy, a god and a perfect person. If you don't like someone, you will try your best to slander him and catch other people's braids. In fact, we all know some things psychologically. Needless to say, when we are too hungry in person, when we criticize in good faith, it will turn into malicious slander, just as we must put salt in cooking and soup, but putting too much will be counterproductive. I still hope that we opera fans can learn more about going to the opera, absorb the advantages of the actors and discard the disadvantages. I think doing these things is enough. We can do what we like, there will be more things to do, and naturally there will be no time to slander, even if it is well-intentioned criticism.

Everything I say is boring. I hope you can give me some advice if you want to read it. If my friends hadn't given me some advice and written some thoughts, I don't think I would have written these. I hope everyone has a good time. Do it if you like. Life is only a few decades, so I don't have much leisure time to do boring things.