film and television works can make the audience directly feel the overall style of the film, especially the visual and auditory elements, especially the changes in the sound in the film, which can give the audience clear emotional hints. The music in it can not only play a narrative role, but also express space in many aspects, and even sublimate themes, adding layers of unfinished veil to the film. The
movie "Frida" tells the story of colorful Mexico, and at the same time exaggerates the life of the legendary Mexican female painter Frida. The rendering of music heralds the changes in Frida's life. There are a total of seven songs in the film, each of which bears its own unique narrative function, but one of the more outstanding passages is the song that Frida sings when she cut her hair sadly after knowing Rivera’s betrayal. The sad songs sung by the god of death and the ending song "Burning Blue", these three songs played an extremely important role in the film. When Frida learned about Diago’s love affairs, she cut her hair angrily. The sturdy rhythm of the music and the long hair flying under the scissors set off her angry, heartbroken sadness. In the picture of
, Frida goes from the studio to the bar, from the bar to the studio and then to the bar. Time alternates with the sound of music, and the wild singing adds to the atmosphere. The song plays a special role in this film. It is not only part of the film’s soundtrack, but also directly participates in the narrative of the film. It directly points to the theme through the lyrics, becoming a bridge between the picture and the music, and becoming the film. A highlight of the soundtrack. The
film uses a variety of different styles and forms of music, combined with different scenes, sometimes rendered and sometimes explored, building a multidimensional sound space for the film. Magic is an important feature of Mexican culture. Reality and dreams are often mixed together. The scene of Frida undergoing surgery in the hospital after a car accident. The scene is a strange hospital scene synthesized by computer. The monster doctor is busy. In the dream scene, the picture was seen by Frida's eyes, and the music was rhythmic mechanized electronic music, full of weird and terrifying atmosphere. The jazz music appeared in the film when Frida accompanied Diago to the United States. On the screen, the two people shuttled through various postcards with American social symbols. There is no real scene, only music is the most appropriate rendering of American society. The atmosphere, at the same time, contrasts with the other music passages in the film, and works with the director's creative pictures to highlight the American social environment and impetuous atmosphere.
When Frida was in bed for treatment after a car accident, her parents brought her favorite painting tools. At this time, the music was brought in by a few monophonic chords. The theme music was accompanied by the color change of the picture from cold to warm. Rida is wrapped in plaster painted with colorful butterflies, and his parents' love and passion for painting are self-evident. When Frida conquered his illness, she stood up and walked towards her parents for the first time. The music was matched with the close-up of the feet on the screen. The repeated single tone rendered Frida's uneasy but confident mood at this time. She approached her parents step by step and the music gradually Plump up, when she waved her hands to cheer for her success, the powerful changes in the rhythm and orchestration of the music echoed her joy and joy at this time. The main thread of Frida's emotional life is the deep and complicated love with Rivera. This film also uses some traditional film music orchestration methods to highlight the music. Express the emotional theme of the film and television through the change of music.
"Frida" is a biographical film, the use of color and music in the film, the color highlights the protagonist's emotions, and the music is rendered to sublimate the theme of the film, as if through the long river of history and seeing the legend of this female painter In her whole life, I feel what she has loved and done all her life.
