The purpose of this paper is to study on the analysis and application of aesthetic value model in chorus conducting art based on factor analysis. The artistic expressive force of a good chorus conductor never remains at the same level. For each of the songs and even the same song conducted over many times, they will continue to pursue a better performance result, and pursue the self-transcendence. And in this way they can constantly improve the aesthetic value orientation and the artistic expressive force of the choral conduction, and bring the enjoyment of the beauty to the audience. But what is to be emphasizes is that the aesthetic value orientation should be established in the aesthetic practice, but not in theory to preach. Only through our practical abilities and through our practice modes can it be built. The aesthetic value orientation is not a kind of the subject in the understanding aspect, but a kind of practice subject.

Jinfeng Qiu. Study on the Analysis and Application of Aesthetic Value Model in Chorus Conducting Art Based on Factor Analysis. Frontiers in Art Research (2020) Vol. 2 Issue 5: 1-8. https://doi.org/10.25236/FAR.2020.020501.

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