Rachmaninoff s etudes for music and painting are the most famous

Rachmaninov Etude for Music and Painting OP39NO5

Rachmaninoff's "Etude for Music and Painting" for piano, which means that the piano technique and sound are used to make pictorial expressions, consists of 9 pieces and 9 pieces, a total of 18 pieces.

Composed in 1911, the 9 songs are:

1.The calm Allegro, in F minor, has an uneasy pattern in the lower register scale, although there is a brief monologue in the middle treble, but it is quickly blocked, and the stubborn pattern is repeated in the bass, and finally there is a bell performance in the distance.

2.Allegro, in G major, is a combination of short broken chord rhythms with serene melodies.

3.The section formed by the chain of ornamental chords, in C minor, is the calm main part dominated by the broken chords after the tempo becomes faster.

4.The sixth song was reworded and redesigned.

5.The mid-plate, D minor, and staccato rhythmic motive is increasingly inflated and becomes the main theme, but it is mainly composed of the development and reproduction of the motive.

6.Not an allegro, two bars later to an abrupt block, a rapid cluster in E flat minor, a chromatic and string cluster entangled.

7.Enthusiastic Allegro, E flat major, chimes looming over festive drum and trumpet tunes.

8.Midboard, in G minor, floats to a mournful melody on a calm breakdown chord.

9.Extremely slow, in C sharp minor, there are 3 contrasting factors: march-style rhythm, distant bell-like sound, and restless dynamics.

Composed from 1916 to 1917, the 9 pieces include:

1.Agitated Allegro, C minor, rapid chord breakdown with the right hand, syncopated rhythm with the left hand.

2.Very slow, in A minor, a triplet embedded in a cross-rhythmic half-beat progression of the bass melody and the right-hand melody, Rachmaninov says is a representation of the ocean and the seagulls.

3.Exact Allegro, F sharp minor, the opening pattern becomes a flowing pattern in the stubborn repetition.

4.Soon, in B minor, a scherzo in the form of a march, Rachmaninov said, was a description of the bazaar.

5.Passionately, in E flat minor, with chord accompaniment carved by triplets, the melody in a natural minor key is played.

6.Allegro, A minor, tokata style, Rachmaninov said, which is the expression of red hats with wild wolves.

7.Broadboard, in C minor, Rachmaninov said it was a funeral procession, with cries and bells.

8.The moderation Allegro, in D minor, unifies the whole piece with a short motive, followed by a slightly slower tempo in the middle, followed by a new melody.

9.The Moderate Allegro, march tempo, D major, is called the "Oriental March".