Dance of the Goddess is an episode of the film The Fifth Element directed by luc besson. This song consists of two parts. The first part is selected from the Italian sigh "The candle has been lit", and the more cheerful music behind it is called "Dance of the Goddess".
The singer is Albanian soprano Inva Ram.
The bass part of the song was synthesized by another male singer with a computer, spanning more than 4 octaves. In some places, the true and false sounds change quickly, or three consecutive 8-degree spans are completed within 2 seconds. The song expresses a perfect artistic conception, just like her elvish aria, which is ghostly. Turn off the lights, listen to the silky songs flying in the room, and all the emotions will go with them.
Introduction:
This aria is made by imitating castrated singers during the Baroque vocal period. Having the same characteristics as coloratura soprano and bass.
Castrated singers have been extinct since the 1920s. They were selected and castrated before their vocal cords retained the child's voice, and they were given bass, mezzo-soprano and treble.
The most difficult part of Dance of the Goddess is not the pitch, but the breathing. As far as the song itself is concerned, its innovative expression is enough to make this song unforgettable. The lead voice is bel canto, but the orchestration and soundtrack are out-and-out pop music, and the singer's beautiful sound quality is enough to touch everyone's heart.
When I heard the climax, I suddenly felt that the most beautiful instrument in the world was human voice. The actress's performance perfectly combines human voice with musical instruments, which makes people feel that there is no longer a distinction between primary and secondary.
In addition, this seemingly peaceful and harmonious music cleverly sets off the fierce gun battle that is taking place behind the stage. There is no lack of humor in the tragic music, which has played an indelible role in promoting the story.