What do you think of Teresa Teng's singing ability?

Teresa Teng (Teresa Teng,1953 65438+1October 29th-1May 8th, 995) was born in Yunlin County, Taiwan Province Province, China, graduated from Jinling Girls' Middle School in Taiwan Province Province, China, and was a female singer in Taiwan Province Province, China, one of the representative Japanese female singers in the Showa era. 1967, released his first solo album and began his singing career. 1969 became famous in Taiwan Province province of China for singing the theme song of Jingjing series with the same name. In the early 1970s, the record markets in China, Hongkong and Southeast Asia were opened with works such as "A Thousand Words" and "Hai Yun". 1May 8, 995, died of asthma at Maibin Hotel in Chiang Mai, Thailand, at the age of 42.

Among the eastern singers, Teresa Teng has really reached a certain height, at least in her artistic form, no one should be able to surpass her. There is no doubt that Teresa Teng's singing ability is excellent, because she exerts her advantages to the maximum and strives for perfection.

In fact, there are not many singers who have widely absorbed various music genres and learned to use them for themselves. As a pop singer, she can learn from the advanced achievements of the west across the river basin, while retaining the essence of her own national music, so that her works have long-term vitality, which is the most rare and difficult place for many singers to complete. You can say that her music literacy and singing ability are superb, and you can also say that her music works are perfect. But the praise of "the most perfect so far" is beyond the reach of any singer in any era.

"One minute on stage, ten years off stage", Teresa Teng once practiced speaking in front of the mirror in the audience. In the singing of pop songs, her singing can best reflect the clear pronunciation and mellow voice advocated by the traditional singing art. Professor Ye Xiaogang, vice president of the Central Conservatory of Music, once pointed out: "Teresa Teng sings the purest Mandarin, which has a great influence on music teaching and music creation in China. Her pronunciation is sometimes in the front and sometimes in the middle, which is kind and natural. When I give guidance to students majoring in bel canto, I will also take her artistic treatment as an example, which is very effective. "