古老的花亦能散发出青春的芬芳 ——论戏曲表演动作的拓展性运用

The movements of traditional Chinese opera performances can be expanded from opera contexts, such as being applied to the singing of pop songs. Nowadays, the performance of pop songs is in a state of great casualness, and the specific movements in stage practices are also extremely poor. However, the Chinese opera performance movements, which have long formed a complete system, are one of the important features of opera art and also have their own independence. Opera performance movements do not necessarily have to be attached to opera music; they can be integrated into other art forms such as pop songs and Western operas, thereby rejuvenating with new vitality. We should promote the opera-stylization of pop song singing movements in the same way as promoting "opera entering campuses" and "Peking Opera approaching young people". Because when linked to pop music, opera performance movements will be more easily accepted by contemporary audiences, and may even form new artistic landscapes in the art world, such as the "Chinese Music-Dance Singing School" (abbreviated as the "Music-Dance Singing School"). It is recommended to fragment opera movements and select them according to the needs of pop song lyrics. When singing a pop song, it is not necessary to use all opera movements for the singing actions, but only one or two can be used. The application of traditional Chinese theatrical performance movements in pop songs constitutes an inheritance and development of ancient opera art in itself. This practice not only benefits the development of the singing industry, but will ultimately also provide feedback and contributions to opera itself as a "dramatic" form.