The main tone of Suizhou ancient painting drama

The main tunes of Suizhou ancient painting drama are "slow tune", "blowing tune", "colorful tune" and "Liang Shantiao". Because they often sing with artists of Han Opera, Henan Opera, Yuediao Opera and other operas, Suizhou ancient paintings have widely absorbed a variety of vocals. After continuous processing and improvement by artists of Suizhou ancient paintings, the artistic styles of different vocals from the north and the south have been unified in Suizhou ancient paintings, making the vocals of Suizhou ancient paintings more colorful and forming strong local characteristics.

In the early days, Man Diao was the drum cavity of West Road Flower. After it was introduced into Suizhou, it became one of the main parts of Suizhou ancient painting and drama by combining with the Han folk music such as lantern songs, grass songs, yangko songs and temple fair songs. Slow tune includes four-tone tune, graphite tune, elegant tune, cross sad tune, brand tune and so on. "Elegant tune" is the representative tune of slow tune, which artists call "slow cattle drive", which means the tune is slow, lyrical and soft.

"Diao" rap music originated from Suizhou and Yingshan (that is, drums and Taoist feelings), and some folk tones were added to make it integrated. The tone cavity of "Blowing Tone" includes: Ku Tone, Blowing Siping Tone, Crying for Heaven, Crying for Sadness, Ku Aizi Tone, Laliao Huazi Tone, Doll Tone and so on. The key is the key.

Liang Shantiao. Most of them are coeducational, and a few are coeducational. In the cavity part, women sing Gongdiao and men sing Zhengdiao. In the same cavity part, Gong Diao singing is mainly used. On the "Ping" tone, Zhisheng, Xiao Sheng, Hua Dan and Tsing Yi sang "Ping", Xiao Hua Sang Dan sang "Cui Diao", the old man sang "Black Beard Tone", Xu Sheng sang "White Beard Tone" and the clown sang "Light Tone".

"Color tone" is also called miscellaneous tone. There are many kinds of vocals, short tunes, smooth melody and lively rhythm. Qupai includes more than 70 Qupai such as "Big Twisted Silk", "Small Twisted Silk", "Fortune Telling Tone", "Visiting Family", "Watching Lights", "Answering", "Noisy Garden", "Selling White Cloth", "selling groceries" and "Selling Tofu" and some Han folk tunes.