I want to have a deep understanding of what to listen to in a symphony

It is recommended that you don't rush to listen to it first, first find some relevant symphonic understanding materials to see, and gradually learn to listen to the symphony**, and then start listening to the symphony that is easier to understand, you can listen to the solo music first, the concerto (in fact, these are sometimes rare), I recommend you to listen to Liang Zhu (more understandable). Then slowly integrate and communicate your understanding with the symphony you hear, and you can understand the symphony at a deeper level.

In fact, no work is very deep, everyone often has different opinions on different works, as long as there is a reason, no one can say whether it is wrong or right, the key is to enjoy it.

The grandeur of the symphony, the shock to the human soul and the infiltration and enjoyment it brings to people are incomparable to any other form!

A symphony is a type of instrumental music that is a large (sonata-type) suite of multiple movements performed by an orchestra. Originating from the Italian opera overture, Hayden was finalized. The basic features are:

The first movement, Allegro, in sonata form; The second movement is slow in tempo, in the form of a two-part or trilogy, etc.; The third movement is moderate or slightly fast, a minuet or a witticism; The fourth movement is also called"Final movement", the speed is rapid, using the rondo sonata style, etc.

The symphony is a large-scale instrumental suite form that uses and excavates the performance and expressiveness of various instruments to create a first-class image and reflect the composer's inner emotions and thoughts. Performed by a symphony orchestra, it is essentially a "sonata" for a symphony orchestra, but it is more expressive and magnificent than a sonata.

Haydn, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Chopin and other well-known greats used their great souls to make the symphony last forever and forever resound in the home of human spiritual civilization.

Symphony is not a specific genre name, but a general term for a class of instrumental genres. The common features of this genre are:

1. Played by a large orchestra.

2. Profound connotation, dramatic, epic, tragic, heroic, or solemn style, narrative, descriptive, lyrical, customary, etc.

3. There is a more rigorous structure and abundant means of expression of burial.

4. Expression.

It is distinct and can bring the audience into the artistic conception and imagination space.

Also, the symphony.

It usually consists of four movements, but there are also some symphonies with more or less than four movements, and each movement has a number of genres and sonatas.

Similar. Under normal circumstances, the symphony orchestra that plays the symphony is larger, and it is a large orchestra in modern times, which is divided into double-pipe, three-pipe, and four-pipe according to the size, that is, small, medium, large, etc., with dozens to more than 100 people. Usually composed of stringed instruments, woodwind instruments.

Brass and percussion.

and other groups of musical instruments. In some cases, the musical instruments are added or removed according to the creative intentions and specific requirements of the composer and conductor.

A symphony, or symphony, can broadly include all instrumental works performed by a large orchestra at a symphonic meeting. The term symphony was also used in a confusing way at first. Etymologically, the Greek word for symphony means simply "syn" (phone), while in the Middle Ages it referred to the harmonious combination of two tones, including the early harmonious combination of several notes on vocal or instrumental works, or on certain instruments such as bagpipes and accordions.

At the end of the sixteenth century, any instrumental non-ensemble passage inserted into a theatrical work, including opera and theatrical drama, was called a symphony. Symphonies, which are similar to today's concepts, were born out of the alternation of the first style, that is, the decline of the Baroque style and the flourishing of the classical style. That's at ten.

In the 7th and 18th centuries, symphonia and sonata influenced each other in their respective developments, to the point that they were almost indistinguishable, and the final sonata (now translated sonata) refers to a multi-movement work played on one instrument (such as the feather) or two instruments (such as the violin and the pinnas), and the sonata played with three instruments is called a trio, a quartet with four instruments, and a quintet with five instruments. The one played by the orchestra is called a symphony. So, broadly speaking, a symphony is also a sonata played by an orchestra. The symphony is one of the most important genres in the symphony and an indispensable part of the symphony.

Since symphonic poems, symphonic suites, concertos, etc., are often performed at symphonic meetings, it is now inclined to classify these genres into the category of symphonic music, that is, the term symphony is broadly applied to all instrumental works performed in symphony.

Symphony or symphony, originated from the ancient Greek meaning of "harmony", symphony is used as the name of the first work, first appeared in the first half of the eighteenth century, for the orchestral overture of the opera. Symphony in the modern sense refers to a kind of instrumental suite played by a large orchestra, which is the highest form of performance, which can express major themes, rich feelings and profound thoughts. From composition to performance, it requires a high level of skill.

For this reason, it is an important indicator to measure the cultural level of a country or nation.

Orchestra formation.

It consists of four parts: 1. Woodwind group (including flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon). 2. Brass instrument group (including French horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba).

3. Percussion instruments (including timpani, cymbals, piano, harp). 4. Bowed string instrument group (including first violin, second violin, cello, double cello).

Structure of a symphonic work.

A symphonic work generally has four movements (but there are also three or more movements). The first movement is an allegro, mostly composed in sonata style, which is very dramatic; The second movement is a slow movement, in the form of a two-part or trilogy, etc.; The third movement, the Allegro, is composed for minuet or scherzo, with a generally clear and crisp rhythm and a lively atmosphere. A symphony that plays for about 40 minutes.

World-renowned symphony orchestra.

There are the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, and the Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, Cleveland, Paris, and London Symphony Orchestras, and China's National Symphony Orchestra, China Philharmonic Orchestra, and Shanghai Symphony Orchestra are gradually among the world's major orchestras.

I'll give you a more professional one!

First of all, let's start with the symphony, which originated in Europe! Symphony.

As the name suggests, it requires many instruments to play together**! Symphonies are generally divided into 4 movements, and they should really be called symphonic suites, and there is no applause between the movements, because the whole piece is not yet finished. It is not a real symphony that does not regret the movement, such as the New Year's party in Vienna, none of which is a real symphony of regret, which can only be said to be a symphony, but not a real symphony!

Because they are all sketches written for entertainment, the purpose is just to be happy, the real symphony ** is connotative, deep, and composed of a specific genre **!

Secondly. Band! A true symphony.

Required by: String group (composed of one or two front tomb violins, violas, cellos, double basses) woodwind group (double yellow pipes.

Single yellow tube. Flute.

Large-pipe composition) brass group (French horn.

Trumpet. Trombone.

tuba and percussion) these 3 parts.

Dozens of instruments are combined, and the number of people is generally between 70-90.

An orchestra that can play multiple high, medium and low sections at the same time and separately, and is led by a conductor, can be called a symphony orchestra that can truly play symphonic suites!