A Study on the Rhythmic Characteristics of Mongolian Long Tunes Based on Respiratory Parameter Analysis

The unique singing technique is an essential element of the musical style system of long tune folk songs, and it is the most direct carrier and means used to interpret the long tune music style. Singing acoustics is a cross-disciplinary study of singing encompassing voice acoustics, voice medicine, music acoustics, and music psychology, and its object of study is the principles of singing vocalization (including various registers, voice parts, true voice, and falsetto) and singing training methods. Due to the rapid development of science, several instruments capable of observing and measuring the vocal cords and voice have significantly enhanced the study of singing vocalization. The respiratory parameters are the tension voltage parameters of chest and abdomen undulation, which can effectively record the breathing rhythm of Mongolian long tune in singing. This paper explores the unique singing technique of Mongolian long tune characteristics based on these respiratory parameters.