Chopin's nocturne

夜曲是一种旋律优美、富于歌唱的钢琴曲体裁，常表现的意境是夜的沉静与人的内心抒发情感。肖邦的很多音乐都表达出了人们内心中最柔软的一面，他的《c小调夜曲》给人的感觉常常是敏感的、脆弱的，有时候会让你察觉到陷入自我沉醉的倾向，仿佛经不起一丝严酷的对待。下边给大家分享一篇优秀的论文Chopin's nocturne。
Nocturne is a kind of melody is beautiful, abound the piano musical form that sings, often the artistic conception that expresses is the calm of night and the heart of the person expresses feeling. Chopin played the genre of nocturne thoroughly exquisite, the most outstanding.
Romanticism originated from the European romantic movement from the 18th century to the early 19th century. This movement broke through the traditional classicism and emphasized individual thoughts and feelings and artistic feelings. Music is one of the most romantic art forms. As an important part of the romantic movement, western romantic music emphasizes individual self-expression and is an idealized and poetic music. The piano genre of this period, nocturne, was invented by Irish composer phil. Nocturne is characterized by graceful melody, rich musicality and slow speed. Usually, it adopts arpeggio as accompaniment to chord. Its artistic conception is the expression of quiet night and people's inner feelings. Nocturne is a short instrumental tune belonging to three segments. Generally, the situation in the middle segment is quite intense, with characteristics of contemplation and melancholy. It played the quietness of the night with the chords of the bass and the treble. But the great Chopin pushed this piano genre to the climax, the night music to show the world incisively and vividly.
Because the nocturne's technique is so wonderful, there are still many films and music quotes Chopin's nocturne. For example, in the film the pianist, Chopin's nocturne in c minor is used as the beginning of the film. Many of Chopin's music shows the softest side of people's hearts. It often feels sensitive, vulnerable and sometimes leads you to a tendency to indulge in self-absorption, as if you can't stand a harsh treatment. "Nocturne in c minor, known as" the last of the nocturne ", actually it's not a Chopin's last a nocturne works, but Chopin at the time of writing this nocturnes, Irish composer field, wrote a similar style of nocturne, in order to avoid the same, Chopin has not been released, until he died many years, the nocturnes wax was found.
From the artistic conception of the work, this nocturne has a strong sense of sadness, as the autumn leaves are withered flowers like the sad, sad but so charming. The nocturnal violinist mills has tried to adapt it for the violin, but personally it is more suitable to play on the piano. The violin's timbre can make people feel a little "" charming" ", without the piano timbre's transparency, pure and bright. Chopin's melody, I think other instruments can not interpret the emotion and charm he wants to express except the piano. The tone of the piano is not as supple as that of the violin. It has the characteristic of neutralization. It can show the very exact emotion of touching, but not too much. Some piano players like to Chopin's music with very charming means to express, personally think it is not quite in line with Chopin's romantic tenderness, slightly superficial. The music of Chopin is a kind of very ideal free lyric, be like snow general pure with romance, too too lingering can reduce the style of Chopin music. Just as Irish composer phil created the genre of nocturne, his nocturne cannot be as timeless as Chopin's. Most of his nocturne was written to satisfy the romantic mood of romance and cater to the tastes of girls. Chopin's "nocturne in c minor" best shows helplessness and hesitation, and fluent arpeggios, like leaves falling in the wind, can leave listeners ruminating.
Chopin's "the first ballad in g minor" is also excellent, and schumann once called Chopin's music "a cannon hidden in flowers". Inspired by the polish poem that inspired mizicevich, it is the best of Chopin's four ballads, and Chopin continues to display a low, but not all, softness. The motivation of this "ballad no. 1 in g minor" comes from inner turmoil. Influenced by the poet mizicevich, Chopin used this piece to express a silent protest on music. Listening to this song, he could feel the isolation, pain and endless longing of the composer. Before writing "nocturne in g minor," Chopin wrote on the draft: "after Hamlet is staged." Then he erased it and rewrote it: "no! It's better to imagine it arbitrarily." This shows how much Chopin was influenced by Hamlet. The great tragedy "Hamlet" had given Chopin a deep impression, making him in the development of his creation, placed great hopes. The whole piece is in adagio, two parts. The first theme groans, moans and sobs with resistance; It was not until the end that music gradually quieted down, becoming a quiet bell after a graceful turn, and then the second theme of comfort and hope emerged.
Chopin's music evoked endless emotional experiences, graceful, elegant and full of singing, fully reflecting the national spirit of Poland. It can be said that no composer could make the instrument produce such a beautiful sound and create such a singing illusion as Chopin did. The characteristic of Chopin music is gorgeous but not ostentatious, with sentiment but not sensational, perhaps this is the most appropriate way of expression of music. Chopin's nocturne shows the world the soft beauty and irreplaceable sound of the piano instrument, and also lets the world feel the infinite wistfulness and deep feeling that nocturne can express.
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