The opera Carmen

In the first act, Carmen sang Habanella's Love is Like an Untrained Bird, which is a song that shows Carmen's character. Through repeatedly sliding phrases, it lingers between the keys of the same name, and always lingers within the octave of the middle and low range, showing Carmen's warm and charming image.

In the first act, another Spanish Segidia dance has the nature of an aria, which further shows Carmen's fiery personality with its lively rhythm and warm and somewhat wild melody.

The second act "Song of the Matador" is a song sung by Escamilio to thank the people who welcomed and worshipped him. It adopts the form of single-part and two-part music (in the form of chorus and chorus) combined with segmented music, with magnificent timbre and powerful rhythm, just like a victorious March.

In the third act of divination, Carmen and two female companions sang a trio, which gave Carmen a profound psychological description. The song is in the form of a Rondo, and several interludes, modes, tonality and beats are in contrast with the main part, while Carmen sings "No matter how many times you wash these heartless cards, you will always be told to die!" This profound and sad inner monologue further reveals Carmen's tragic fate.

The duet at the end of the fourth act, Carmen's cold and firm tone, is in sharp contrast with the melody of Hoss' enthusiasm first, then prayer, and finally despair, which has gripping tragic power and strong and tense dramatic effect. This opera is one of the most classic works staged in various countries in the past century.