A Brief Analysis Of The Characteristics Of Dance In Tchaikovsky’s Symphonies And Conducting Art

The great Russian musician Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky has created a large number of excellent works in his life,of which six symphonies and one programmatic symphony with the title "Manfred Symphony Op.58" occupy a prominent position.His excellent works are inseparable from his life’s emotional experience and personality.As the composer of "The Three Ballets",compared with other composers,Tchaikovsky’s famous "tragedy Trilogy"-the fourth,fifth and sixth symphonies not only have the characteristics of tragedy and fantasy.This paper is divided into three chapters.The author takes Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No.4 in f minor as an example to analyze the characteristics of dance of Tchaikovsky’s symphony,and uses the fragments of his famous ballet to prove it.At the same time,the author makes a deep study of its conducting art processing on the basis of the choreographic analysis of the work,and provide a unique perspective for conducting learners.