Francesco Paolo Tosti Related Literature Review of the Creation and Singing Research of the Works
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Creation Techniques, Romanticism, Musical Style, Singing ResearchAbstract
Among the many excellent and classic European art songs, the Italian composer Francesco Paolo Tosti's art songs are favored and respected by the singers. Francesco Paolo Tosti focuses on the creation of vocal music works. In the development history of Italian vocal music art, his creation is like a sea of pearls, waiting for us to analyze, study and explore. First of all, I based on 's vocal music works, analyzes his creative techniques and explores his creative logic. Secondly, through the induction of his musical style through his creative techniques. Finally, I will discuss the role of his vocal music works on singing training. By focusing on these topics, my research interest will be broadened in the wider academic literature.
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