I didn't want to be an actor

Chapter 164: "The Wind Rises" VS "Nunchucks"

Chapter 164: "The Wind Rises" VS "Nunchucks" (13)

Shen Liang sang for more than half an hour...

They are basically folk songs!

Because singing folk songs does not strain the voice and does not affect the competition the next day.

Oh, Shen Liang still insists on live broadcasting...

Even in the crew of "Do You Know?", it did not delay his live broadcast...

In addition, the team specially upgraded the live broadcast interface - the background wall is the spray-painted words "Love You 105 Degrees", colorful atmosphere light strips, professional-grade microphones and reverberation...

If you are going to do it, you must do it to the best of your ability!
Many netizens are curious about why he insists on live streaming. Isn’t he worried that the title of internet celebrity will affect him?
"I never thought that internet celebrities were low. Besides, I don't sell goods. I just chat and share my life. I even turned off the reward. What impact can it have?"

"Some people just get off work after filming, and play games or have dinner with a few people. I don't have this hobby, I just like live streaming!"

"And live streaming is the most direct way for me to connect with my fans and netizens... It's also a form of exposure... I can't help it. You see, I've made two movies so far, but neither has been released yet. The exposure is too little. Yes, I participated in variety shows, but "Mars" is an online variety show after all... When making music, how can there be a stage to promote my songs? There are only a few music variety shows, why would they invite me?"

"...By the way, let me tell you something. Don't go to where I'm filming to see me...it will affect the normal filming of the crew!"

"I'm embarrassed by what you're doing... Also, don't buy me anything, and don't raise money to give to the crew... If you want to give it to them, I'll do it myself. I have the money..."

"I'm charging seven figures to write an OST now. Do I need your money? Are you showing off your wealth here?"

"The crew of "Do You Know?"... Zhao Liying, yes, there is Zhao Liying... Sister Liying and I have a lot of scenes together, but we haven't filmed them yet. She recently took a leave to promote "The Monkey King 3"..."

"She's pretty good...but I didn't interact with her that much. My relationship with everyone in the crew wasn't that good...because the character I played, Qi Heng, was somewhat detached from the main plot of the show...I felt distant from everyone, so I seldom communicated with them in the crew...I usually communicated more with Chen Jin, who played my mother..."

"I really like chatting with my seniors and asking them for advice on performance techniques. They would ask me some gossips on the Internet... and then they would gossip with each other..."

"What gossip? I can't tell you that!"

Of course I can’t talk about it. For example, Teacher Chen Jin and Liu Lin discussed Zhang Weixin, who is my sister-in-law’s mother…

How could such a thing be said in a live broadcast?
“…The third season of “Singer”, it’s not completely original, the original version is “Jealous” by Takahashi Yu, the theme song of “Midnight Diner 3”… the melody is very nice, so I bought it and wrote the lyrics myself… I originally planned to use it as the title song of the album.”

"The album is in preparation... I have almost finished writing 10 songs... If nothing goes wrong, it will be released around September... After filming "Do You Know?", I have to join the crew of "Celebrating More Than Years", so I don't have time to record songs..."

"Don't be in a hurry, things have to be done one by one!"

"Okay, that's all for today. I have to go downstairs to eat something..."

……

The third episode chose "The Wind Rises", mainly considering its competitiveness.

Otherwise, he could have sung "The Walking Fish" or "Your Answer"...

These two songs plus "The Wind Rises" are the three main songs of the album, in addition to "Youth", "As Wish", "Want to See You", "Birds and Cicadas", "Empty", "Passing by the World", "Starry Sea"...

Well, that pretty much covers all the hits from the following years!
But if we talk about competitiveness, or singing on the "Singer" stage, only "The Wind Rises" is suitable...

The version sung by Shen Liang was based on Lin Junjie!
First, there are high-quality C5 forte long mixed notes, lots of high-quality C5 and bB4 articulations that are fairly balanced…

The difficulty is quite high~
Very competitive!
Secondly, this version adds a climax at the end, which is not in the original version, allowing for better show-off of skills.

"Singer" is a stage for showing off one's skills.

Compared with Wu Qingfeng's version, Shen Liang prefers Lin Junjie's approach, which gives people a magnificent feeling.

Wu Qinfeng's version was keyed down at the end, so the emotions were stuck there when I listened to it, which was very awkward. Of course, Qingfeng's voice is more suitable for "The Wind Rises", giving people a clear and smooth feeling, just like the summer wind blowing across the green fields, comfortable, with the memories of youth, a touch of sadness and a little regret.

Shen Liang practiced privately countless times, and finally decided to perform it live using Lin Junjie’s method…

If I release a single, it will be closer to the Wu Qingfeng version…

Definitely going to release a single...

Both have live versions.

If you release an album later, collect it again.

Oh, Hua Chenyu sang "Nunchucks"...

Well, Zhou Jielun’s “Nunchucks”.

The reason why "Nunchucks" is difficult to adapt is not only because it has become a classic in the entire Chinese pop culture circle, but also because it is very full and compact from a technical point of view. It is difficult for the adapter to continue to work in the direction of the original song, but if the direction is adjusted, it will be difficult to reasonably connect it with the existing lyrics and music of the original work.

Hua Chenyu and his team ignored all this and adapted the film directly according to the established framework.

First there is a piano + singing, followed by rap, then a high note, or an opera tune or a meaningless high note, and at the end there is another singing, and finally a shy smile...

This adaptation idea can effectively avoid the original song's stereotypes, achieve contrast with weak processing, and transcend the audience's psychological inertia;
Because the chorus in the middle uses almost the original tune, it will not destroy the public's perception of the classic.

Adding high notes can show off the singing skills and give people a feeling that goes beyond the original version...

As for the original idea of ​​the song...

That's not something he considers!

Therefore, many people don’t like his adaptation - changing the mood of the original song, which has nothing to do with the song anymore. What kind of adaptation is this?
It carries a sense of deliberate affectation and awkwardness that suggests a deliberate show of skill, and is completely unable to reflect the mood and emotions of the creator of the original work!
Simply put: splicing the two together, it can barely be called a refreshing sentence, but returning to the song itself, it has been changed to a point that it is no longer consistent with the spirit of the lyrics...

"Nunchucks" is a typical example...

But the reaction was very exciting...

Hua Chenyu's live performance was really good, and the original arrangement of "Nunchucks" was awesome. He sang live and deliberately sped up the rap rhythm, giving people a thrilling feeling...

Then Shen Liang came on stage.

The lights gradually brightened. He wore a silver top and grey jeans. He smiled and shushed the audience. He waited for the audience to quiet down. In the silence, the piano sounded, followed by the erhu...

Then Shen Liang started to sing, "I walked and stopped along the way, following the traces of the boy's drifting. The moment before I stepped out of the station, I hesitated. I couldn't help but laugh. I was still inevitably homesick, and the sky in Nagano was still so warm, and the wind blew the past~"

Rising tone 'When I first came to know this world, I was lingering on it. The horizon seemed to be right in front of me, and I was willing to go through fire and water to walk through it again~'

The first time I told the story, I used more techniques such as switching between true and false voices...

The second time, with the heavier drum beats, the emotions slowly move upwards, to the line 'the smile that unexpectedly breaks into your face', the word 'smile' is sung directly with real voice, with the help of pharyngeal sound, giving the sound a sharp metallic luster.

Then the entire chorus is sung in high C or above ~ However, when it comes to "The evening breeze blows up the white hair between your temples, smoothing the scars left by memories~" the key is lowered again, but it is still all falsetto...

Generally speaking, singing like this means there will be a climax afterwards!
Sure enough, the last time, 'I still sigh at the vastness of the world...' directly mixed the high notes to the end, and the continuous C5 pronunciation...

At the end, there was a piano sound and Shen Liang bowed...

(End of this chapter)

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