Tonal Language in music
... note, like sing engohf in F then emoonf has to be sung in C. If engoh moonf sung in same pitch, the meaning will be come emore than one swanf. If sung in two different pitch, the interval between two words is major 2nd and engohf is lower than emoonf, such as sing engohf in C and emoonf in D, the meaning will become ethe swan is boringf. Hence, the lyric writer will always change the melody a little bit to fix their lyrics. And if you know the melody of the song, you can guess all the lyrics in the phrase after listen few words. And the other one was how a vocalist produces their voice. Beside the element of western music, Cantonese opera also make a big influence to Canto-pop. eChinese vocal music has traditionally been sung in a thin, nonresonant voice or in falsetto and is usually solo rather than choral.fhttp://www.wordiq.com/definition/Music_of_China Most of early canto-pop singer, such as Cheng Kuan-min (“AŒN–È), Tam Ping-man (æàz•¶) and Roman Tam(—…•¶) had been trained in the Cantonese Opera, and they also bring the characteristic in Cantonese opera voice to canto-pop. The analysis of canto-pop in 1980fs (Structure, instrumentation, harmony, voice) (Example 1.) ì‹ÈFêt¬“c “UŽŒFû¹ˆÌ—Y This song is a TV theme song called eΓ¥‰ÍŽRf compose by Lai Siu Tin, lyrics by Teung Wai Hung and sang by Roman Tam in 1982. In this example, we can here a typical TV theme song for written in Classical Chinese programmes with ancient background and how the western elements and the Chinese element combine together. Sturcture --- Intro, A, A, B, C, Middle Eight, A, B, C, Outro. The music was started with a western classical like introduction. In the introduction we can hear a build up of ascending scale played by string and a crescend...