Berg's "violin Concerto" Form Of Creativity And Meaning To Give

Alban Berg's Violin Concerto, the last complete work of the Austrian composer, is one of the most prominent works in the 20th century. In this thesis, the author gives a synthetic analysis of the work in an overall aspect. The thesis consists of five chapters: in Chapter One, the historical-social environment Berg faced, the compositional background and process are introduced; Chapter Two, the music synthetic analysis of the unique row; Chapter Three is about the schematic identification of thematic materials and descriptive procession of the concerto; Chapter four is concerned with the numerology; in Chapter Five, the programmatic and humanistic meanings of the work will be interpreted on the basis of the preceding discussions.Berg's Violin Concerto is proved to be a masterpiece mingled with twelve-note techniques and tonal languages. In its style, it even includes the music elements of the romanticism. The synthesis of the multiple music stylistic elements in this work sufficiently demonstrates the typical character of Berg's composition.