Analysis Of The Performance Techniques Of Piano Suite "danzas Argentinas"

Latin American music,like their fantastic and romantic beauty,gives people the most intuitive impact,full of thousands of styles.These kind of music,along with the fusion of European,African and Indian native cultures,has become a kind of music "nationalized" by Latin America in a long time.As we enter the 20 th century,many countries in Latin America have experienced steady economic growth as a result of increased import and export trade and development planning during the Second World War,by presenting new works through concerts and competitions,In terms of music development,they established music schools,gathered famous teachers,trained talents,and carried out educational reform.Through concerts and competitions,they displayed new works,and established scholarships to support music creation,all of which made composers at that time dare to try to increase the production of creation,showing a colorful music culture climax.C.Chavez,a famous music educator,once said that "art should be national,its basic principles should be universal and understood by the vast majority of the people".His high evaluation of Indian music and his extensive learning of its materials have deeply influenced the creative ideas of many back composers.Ginastera is one of the outstanding representatives.As the world's most famous Argentine composer in the 20 th century,Ginastera absorbed the essence of national music and carried forward the traditional Argentine music.This article analyzes the structure and performance techniques of the first piano solo work "Danzas Argentinas" created by Ginastera,and tries to provide advice to more scholars from the aspect of performance.This article is divided into four chapters.Chapter 1: introduction,introduces the purpose and significance of the topic,research ideas and innovations.Chapter 2: Introducing Ginastera's Life and the Creative Background of "Danzas Argentinas".Chapter 3: Performing a structural analysis of a curved structure to make research more targeted through a structural framework.Chapter 4: Analyzes the performance techniques of the three piano solo pieces of the "Argentine Dance" through the aspects of playing style,folk music rhythm,interval performance,and strength control.