Piano works are commonly used in genre names and forms

EF is an old model of Hyundai Korea, which was available at the end of the last century.

NF is Sonata Yuxiang, a platform, but NF's positioning in China has changed, and it has risen to the ranks of 20-30W, which is more challenging.

Sonata is a sonata.

The structure of the sonata: theme, presentation, reproduction, sonata is divided into three movements: the first movement, the allegro, the second movement, the adagio, the third movement, the small allegro.

Typical sonatas: Beethoven's "Thirty-two Piano Sonatas", Mozart's "Nineteen Piano Sonatas", etc.

Variations are the writing of a theme into several different melodies, such as "Little Star Variations" and "Ping Pong Variations".

Other forms, such as the piano, include concertos, duets (duets, triples, and violins, cellos), preludes, polonais, waltzes, etc.

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It's more detailed than the song analysis we learned

Classicism emphasizes a number of instrumental genres such as clear and logical language, suites and fugues. Composers have accumulated pure creative experience without relying on lyrics, melody and harmony have become the two most prominent elements, and instrumental music in the Baroque period has developed independently, and the opera overture has replaced the plucked clavichord and the clavichord as a family instrument. The sonata form with the element of dialectical thinking has become widely used by composers in many genres.

Baroque ** more than 100 years of development. During the Classicist period, the dominant style had become dominant. As a social pastime and entertainment, such as.

The well-proportioned melodic syntax and paragraph structure formed a trio sonata, and the classicist period was an era of instrumental flourishing, which gained rapid development and trio. In addition there are duets in the private living room, polyphony** although not completely abandoned. Due to the rise of private associations, especially public associations.

The symphony - "sonata for orchestra" occupies the center of classical instrumental music, while the piano sonata becomes the most popular form of the solo genre: serenade, the most important form of tireless exploration, and the large-scale genre flourishes.

The new modern piano is loved by people, the quintet performance form, the grand concerto, the vocal art has long been dominant, and the composer has formed a new concept of sonata structure and classical keyboard style, frolicking in the creation of piano works, replacing the decorative melodic method of baroque motive and variation, among which the string quartet is the most valued by composers, which laid the foundation for the prosperity of instrumental music in the classical period, and began to be able to keep pace with vocal music, quartet, but has retreated to a subordinate position. When the symphony gradually transformed from court entertainment to the main repertoire of the public **, it was integrated into the spiritual connotation of the times of Europe from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.

That's right, his genre is the concerto, after all, it's already mentioned in your question. But I noticed that you were talking about "K451 I", and if nothing else, the "i" is actually a Roman numeral, referring to the first movement of the concerto (K451 is a concerto with three movements).

If you ask what genre its first movement belongs to, then it doesn't belong to anything, because the first movement is just one movement of this concerto. The whole concerto has a total of three movements, so it is a suite, then the genre of the whole concerto (i.e., the whole suite) is "concerto", but any movement in it cannot be called "concerto".

If you are asking what form the first movement belongs to, then the answer is "sonata". The sonata form is a very complex form, if you want to understand it, you can look up what a sonata is and what is a sonata form on the Internet, and you need to know some music theory knowledge to understand it thoroughly. The first movement of most concertos is written in sonata style.

In other words, "genre" and "form" are two different concepts. You've already said in your question that the whole suite is a "concerto", which is why I think you might actually want to ask about the form rather than the genre.

If you don't fully understand it, you can also clarify your question by asking questions.

Hello, belonging to the concerto.

To understand this genre, please refer to the link to the encyclopedia page.

What the hell is going on in Canon?

Canon means that one voice first appears a melody and then the other voices imitate the melody one after another, and while the other voices imitate the melody of the first voice, the first voice itself does not stop, but proceeds with another melody. In other words, canon is a kind of technique, a phenomenon.

But at the same time, canon is also a genre, which is created by the "canon" technique, which is characterized by the continuous imitation of the beginning of the sentence from beginning to end. Canon is a type of polyphony (note that the phrase "a type of fugue" mentioned upstairs is a misstatement, canon is not a type of fugue, and canon and fugue are two different genres, although they are closely related).

I don't know where you saw the phrase "canon is a genre of song", but the word "song" here is obviously wrong. As already said in the previous question, the canon is indeed a genre, but it is not a form of composition. As for the difference between the form and the genre, I don't know if you know, the form refers to the structure of the music, while the genre refers to the type of music, the form is only related to the structure of the music, and the genre is related to all the characteristics of the music.

For example, Beethoven's "To Alice", the title of the piece is "To Alice", the genre is a piano piece, and the form is a rondo. I won't go into further detail about the difference between form and genre here, but if you still don't understand, you can ask me again.

Then you may ask, since there are many genres of canon, why can you only search for this copycat canon, the answer is very simple - one is because this "canon" is the most popular and most famous among the public, and the other is because you only search roughly, if you search in detail, you will definitely be able to find some other real canon.

It should be noted that after being adapted into a popular version, there have been many versions, such as a piano version, an orchestra version, a chamber music version, etc., of which the piano version is also divided into a simple version, a complex version, a piano solo version, a double piano version, a four-hand joint version, etc., and among so many versions, not all versions retain the canon technique, such as the piano solo version of the canon, whether it is a simple version or a complex version, it no longer contains the canon technique, As a result, the basic characteristics of the canon genre are lost, so at this time "canon" is only the "name" of the music, not a genre. But for versions such as the band version, the canon's artistic approach is still preserved, so the genre can still be called "canon".

If you have any questions above, you can ask me again, and I will answer them clearly!

Strictly speaking, canon is a compositional technique, one of the most commonly used techniques in polyphony. Works created specifically with this technique are called canon songs, so it can also be said to be a genre. It is mainly manifested by other voices mimicking one voice.

Although all the voices of the canon imitate the same voice, the voices of different heights enter at certain intervals, creating an effect of one after another, a continuous effect. Round singing is also a type of canon. In the canon, the first melody is the introductory sentence, followed by the reply sentence.

Xian Xinghai's "Defending the Yellow River" is sung in unison in addition to the first paragraph.

The two-part and three-part rounds of singing in the second and third sections are the most classic Canon vocal works.

The piano music of the night is certainly not a canon, it is a typical main key**.

It's a genre, it's a type of fugue.

From chamber music sonatas and ensemble works to symphonic works, choral works, drama, and opera.