Canon in D Major What was the author s inspiration and dilemma when he was writing it!!!

The original is a work written by the German organist Pachbel in the late 17th century under the title "Canon and Gigue for Three Violins and a Figued Bass in D Major" (Canon and Giger in D major for three violins and a digital bass accompaniment). Canon = a polyphonic form, Jig = a type of English regional dance music. Digital bass = bass accompaniment throughout the piece.

In the movie, it is actually another adapted and simplified version of George Winston's adaptation of "Variation on Canon in D Major", (Variations on a Canon Theme in D Major), Winston's version only extracts the theme and part of the harmonic progression of the original work, and is no longer the canon form of the original work.

Seventeenth-century German composer Johann

pachelbel

Pahaibel, 1653-1706), whose full name is Canonandgigue

ind (canon in D major).

Other works: "Jig Dance".

Canon is a type of polyphony, which originally meant "regularity", not from songs.

The rock version of the canon was written by Jerryc

Zhang Yifan) Canon, the author is German.

Pahebel Johann

pachelbel

1706), but some say that it was an unknown composer of the time who pretended to be the work of the famous Pacabell at the time in order to sell it.

Canon's English name is Canon.,Canon is still Canon's English name.。。 Hehe.

Cannon, cannon cannon, but some people write Canon's English name as cannon, anyway, it's an English translation of the name, so you don't have to force the true meaning of the word.

The author of the canon is Bahabel, about Bahabel and his canon, the length is relatively long, you can see these two introductions:

About Canon's appreciation, I wrote one myself, for your reference, original.

Canon is a song written using the law of counterpoint, starting with a melody and repeating itself, unconsciously planting an octave in the same melody, and then subtly replying.

Everyone who listens to Canon can hear many different feelings. Because there are so many things in the canon. Sadness, joy, joy, the unpredictability of the cycle of life and death.

Even the same person, listening to the canon at different moments. You'll all have a different mood. George Winston's Canon should be one closer to the original.

With a gentle chord attack, slowly accentuated, memories and past events will slowly come to mind with **. In the first part, he whispered calmly and gently, as if asking himself, do you remember those times, do you remember those beautiful or sad stories? It's either about love, or it's about growing up, and those have become memories.

And when I hear the reciprocating melody that we are most familiar with, I am often immersed in warmth and sadness. There is a minor scale at 3 minutes and 38 seconds. Every time I hear this.

Or when I play here, I always feel an indescribable sadness in my heart. The scale is like an irretrievable past, an irretrievable love, an irretrievable time, melancholy and melancholy.

Canon isn't just about love. It is time that goes on and on, and it is time that cannot be returned. In the torrent of time, in the flood of the universe, there are some things, although they have been deeply precipitated, but there is a scar that will not be erased. It's just that when I reminisce carefully, I'm afraid it's already the last years of the wind and candles.

To make a long story, the story takes place in a world war. In the end, the author improvised the rest of Canon for the sake of his self-killed lover.

No, canon is a genre, and canon in d is a piece composed in the canon genre.

Canon is a composing technique, polyphony.

Although all the voices of the canon imitate a single part, the voices of different heights enter at certain intervals, resulting in a continuous effect, and the round singing is also a kind of canon.

D major canon.

It was painted around 1680 during the Baroque period.

chamber music, with a digital bass technique, for three violins to play. It has been adapted into several different versions for different instrument combinations. It was accompanied by jig music, but it is rarely played nowadays.