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This paper makes a detailed music analysis of Lewinsky's aria Youth, Where Are You in Tsiolkovsky's opera Eugene Onegin, so that the singer can accurately grasp the composer's intention in the interpretation and understanding of his works. Peter Chalice Tchaikovsky is a great Russian Romantic composer and representative figure of Russian national music school. He is known as a great Russian music master. His style directly and indirectly influenced many later generations. From 1877 to 1878, Tchaikovsky wrote the opera Eugene Onegin according to Munchkin's poetry style. It opens up a new and broad prospect for the development of realist tradition in Russian musical drama. In this opera, Tsiolkovsky's most important aesthetic principles in opera creation have been fully and in many ways embodied. This opera fully expresses the thoughts and feelings of contemporary Russian people, and expresses the inner feelings of the characters thoroughly. Youth, where are you is a famous aria sung by Kandinsky before the duel in the second act of the opera. 1. The Outline of the Opera Story and the Musical Style of the Aria The three acts and seven operas, Eugenie Onegin, are summarized as follows: the kind, simple and sentimental Tajikistan fell in love with Onegin at first sight, the noble young man who came to visit her family, and wrote to Onegin to tell him her love for him. Onegin, who was deeply tired of the emptiness of the noble life at that time, refused her love. Instead, he courted Tijuana's sister, Orca, at the dance, which angered Ora's lover, his friend and young poet, Kandinsky, resulting in a duel between them. As a result, Kandinsky was killed in the duel. Six years later, Onegin met Tajikistan, who had married Duke Geminate, at a social dance. The dignified and noble Tajikistan awakened Onegin's deep love. He confessed to Tajikistan, and Tajikistan eventually rejected Onegin." Youth, Where Are You" is the aria sung by Kandinsky before the duel between Kandinsky and Onegin in the second act of the opera. It has a strong tragic atmosphere. The musical language is characterized by beautiful melody, simple and sincere moving, which fully reflects Lewinsky's complex mood and real feelings at that time.

An Analysis of Tenor Aria Singing Style in Tsiolkovsky's Opera Works--Taking Youth, Where Are You as an Example