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161.	Secularity Characteristics And Performance Interpretation Of Bach’s French Suite BWV814
162.	Music Analysis And Performance Interpretation Of Liszt’s Concert Etude "Sigh"
163.	Musical Characteristics And Performance Interpretation Of Piano Music "Memories Of Puerto Rico"
164.	Analysis And Performance Interpretation Of Debussy’s "Pour Le Piano"
165.	On The Interpretation Of Music Performance In Morden Erhu Pieces
166.	Spanish Musical Characteristics And Performance Interpretation Of Ravel’s The Morning Song Of The Clown
167.	The Analysis And Performance Interpretation Of Brahms Sonata For Clarinet And Piano,op.120 No.1
168.	Musical Style And Performance Interpretation Of The Piano Suite "Temple Fair"
169.	The Artistic Structure And Performance Interpretation Of Grieg’s Lyric Pieces
170.	Structural Characteristics And Performance Interpretation Of Pipa Solo "Sleeve Dagger And Warriors"
171.	Creation Features And Performance Interpretation Of Gabriel Fauré’s Theme And Variations In C-sharp Minor,Op.73
172.	Analysis Of The Composition Characteristics And Performance Of Bach’s French Suite BWV817
173.	Creation Features And Performance Interpretation Of Maurice Ravel’s Valses Nobles Et Sentimentales
174.	The Stylistic Grasp And Performance Interpretation Of Morghu’s Piano Compositions ——The Example Of "Dance Of Lights" And "Mountain Festival"
175.	Prokofiev’s "Piano Sonata No.3 In A Minor":Musical Features And Performance Interpretation
176.	Musical Image Shaping And Performance Interpretation Of Piano Suite "Icteru Exhibition"
177.	The Application And Performance Interpretation Of Folk Dances In Liszt’s Spanish Rhapsody
178.	Music Language And Performance Interpretation Of Tchaikovsky’s Four Seasons
179.	The Manifestation And Performance Interpretation Of The Musical Elements Of Er Ren Zhuan In Wang Lisan’s "Fantasy Sonata "Black Earth"—Memory Of Er Ren Zhuan"(A Folk Song And Dance Duet)
180.	Gypsy Music Style And Performance Interpretation Of The First Episode Of Brahms’s "Hungarian Dance" Four-Handed Edition
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