Common singing forms are:
1. Singing in unison: Two or more singers singing the same song at the same time according to the same degree or octave interval is called "singing in unison" ".
2. Solo singing: Singing by one person is called "solo singing", and any part can be sung solo. Singing is usually accompanied by one or several musical instruments, a band, or other people singing in unison or chorus.
3. Duet: refers to two or more singers singing the same song according to their own voice parts. It can also be divided into duet, trio, quartet, sextet, etc. according to the voice part and number.
4. Duet: refers to the duet of two or more groups of singers, with a lively form. According to the different voices, it can be divided into girls' duet, boys' duet, boys and girls' duet, etc. It can also be divided into two groups of duet.
5. Performance singing: refers to a form of performance within the scope of folk art, which includes both stage performance (action) skills and singing design operations. Use the rap of performing actions to tell stories, express thoughts and feelings, create characters, and reflect social life.
6. Lead singer: The solo singer is arranged at the beginning or middle part of the chorus or chorus, and has the function of leading people to sing, from one person to several people.
7. Round singing: Two, three or four voices sing the same melody, one beat or a short section apart, forming a musical method that continuously imitates the effect.
8. Joint singing: Use the method of poetry recitation or musical ensemble to connect and sing each song, and select songs with related content around a specific theme.