1, playing in the form of brass ensemble, assisted by stringed instruments.
1, concerto is its playing form, and concerto means that two factors are both competitive and cooperative. Concerto first appeared as a vocal genre.
2. Horn Concerto No.1 in D major, K4 12, written in 179 1. This music is divided into two movements. The first movement is andante. The second movement is Allegro Jumping. Mozart's first association expresses the original contradictory philosophy through the tonality and rhythm changes of these two movements. Music uses many techniques, including lip vibration pronunciation, quick enunciation, blocking sound and so on. Mozart's horn concerto, which is often played by horn players at present, is written for the horn player Ledikup, whom I have known since childhood.
3. At present, there are four complete concertos and two unfinished concerto movements (K370b and K37 1). This is a very difficult playing skill for the natural horn used at that time.
Second hungarian rhapsody.
1, Op. S.244/2, written by Hungarian composer Liszt, is the second and most famous of his 19 hungarian rhapsody. It is considered as one of the most technically demanding piano solos.
2. The first part is the prelude and "Lasan" dance music, which rises in C minor and enters Andante from Adagio. The melody is mainly in the middle and bass areas, and a lot of decorative sounds are added, such as long tones, fast scales, arpeggios, broken strings and so on. This part can be divided into main melody and auxiliary melody: the main melody is more coherent, but the accompaniment part points out that it needs to be "heavy";
3. The auxiliary melody matches the answer of the third chord, then there is a short cut with rhythm and broken chord as the main body, then the main and auxiliary melodies reappear, and the music becomes quiet, and finally it ends quietly in the parallel major (C major). But the overall atmosphere has a sense of solidity and solemnity.
4. The second part is the dance music "Wool Card", in F minor. The "fleece card" itself means "lively", so this part of the rhythm is more lively. At first, the atmosphere was established with the material of the first piece of music, and it was slowly pushed to the parallel major (F major) before the real fleece card dance was officially started.
5. Mainly adopted the playing skills of octave and third degree, broken chord, short leaning tone, single tone repetition and double octave in the opposite direction; The middle part is more mixed with a lot of variable tuning, so the tonality becomes inconspicuous. After a short cadenza, the music ended at the fastest speed.
Extended data:
The word concerto comes from the Latin collcertaye, which means to compete together. Concerto means that two factors are both competitive and cooperative. Concerto first appeared as a vocal genre. In the16th century, it refers to an Italian acoustic music accompanied by musical instruments. Since the second half of17th century, it refers to an instrumental suite in which one or several solo instruments compete with an orchestra.
A group composed of several solo instruments and competing with the band formed during the Baroque period is called the Grand Concerto. A control concerto formed in the period of classical music school and played by a violin, piano, cello and other instruments is called a "solo concerto". Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Rachmaninov and many romantic composers have created a large number of solo concertos.
There are also two complex concertos (or double concertos) with the same or different instruments competing with the band, three trio concertos with the same or different instruments competing with the band, a string quartet, a woodwind quartet and a social quintet music concerto (created by ástor Pantaleón Piazzolla in 1969).
Concertino with single movement, control concerto played by the band, etc. The controlled concerto consists of a suite of three movements: the first movement is Sonata for Allegro, the second movement is Adagio, and the third movement is Allegro.
The first movement is generally the tonality of concerto: for example, concerto in G major, the first movement must be based on G major. The second movement is pure tonality four degrees higher than the concerto:
For example, concerto in G major, the second movement is based on C major. In the third movement, it will generally return to the original tonality, but there will bE a slight modulation in the middle: Haydn's oboe concerto in C major, the third movement, from C major to Be major.
(Source: Baidu Encyclopedia: Concerto)