The background of Canon s creation, who created it

John Pachelbel.

Origin: Johann Pachelbel's Canon and Gigue in D, also known as Pachelbel's Canon'S Canon), work number: T

The general way to play this piece is to start with a cello, and three violins are added after the first step is taken at an interval of eight beats. The violins all play the exact same melody, with only three different melodies, each with only two bars of melody for repeating;

The cello is also only two bars from beginning to end, and it is repeated 28 times. Although this ** keeps going back and forth, the beauty of its melody does not make people feel monotonous, but feels beautiful and pleasant.

The composer of Canon in D major was the 17th-century German composer Pahaibel. "Canon in D major" is commonly used in many weddings**, canon is a kind of **composition technique polyphony**, which gives people a gentle and comfortable feeling, so the return is very suitable for the background of the wedding**.

Canon is actually a **composing technique called Mu Tuan method, which is polyphony**, the first melody is the lead sentence, and the following are imitation answers, and the overall tone is very soft and gentle.

The tone was composed by the German artist Johann Pachbel, a German composer and church organist in the late Baroque period, and the most representative work is "Canon in D major".

"Canon in D major" has been 300 years since now, but the overall tune is still loved by everyone, and it is still used by many weddings, and is the background of many movies and television** and advertising soundtracks.

Canon was created by Pachelbel.

The violins all play the exact same melody, with only three different melodies, each with only two bars of melody for repeating; The cello is also only two bars from beginning to end, and it is repeated 28 times.

All I know is that it was Kemi Boy who sang it.

The original version of Nong is a piano piece.

This song is one of the classic anime "Eva" (Neon Genesis Evangelion) released a VOX in '97. "armageddon" - meaning "the battlefield of the biblical apocalyptic battle between good and evil". What attracted me to it was because it used the canon as a background**.

The rhythm is sonorous but never extreme. All sung in English. But the singer is unknown.

The English singing skills in this disc are good.

One of the forms of music is the rotation of the singing pattern.

Canon polyphony is a type of polyphony, which originally meant "regularity". The same melody appears in each voice at different heights such as the same degree or fifth, resulting in continuous imitation of one after another, that is, strict imitation counterpoint. The first part of the voice is called the "opening sentence", the repeated part that appears after one or two measures is called the "response sentence", the music written in the canon technique is called the "canon song", and the "round singing" in the vocal song is also a kind of "canon song".

Canon appears at ten.

In the third and fourth centuries, later generations often used ancient tunes as the theme for canon.

Born in Nuremberg in southern Germany in 1653 and died in the same place in 1706, Pahaibel was an organist and composer in the German Baroque period. His greatest contribution to the history of ** was the creation of fugues and his efforts to interpret choral variations into keyboard music, etc., which had a great influence on the "father of **" Bach.

Canon is not a tune. Du canon is a polyphonic writing technique. No one is asking who is the author of "**"? "Prose.

Who is the author of "Rong"? Many composers have written about the canon, so if you want to know the author, please explain which one it is. It's like, if you ask the author of the essay, you have to make it clear which one it is, which essay.