A Study On The Collaboration Of Violin And Piano In Grieg’s Sonata For Violin And Piano In C Minor

The third Violin and Piano Sonata in c minor(Op.45)is a Norwegian composer,conductor and pianist at the end of the 19 th century and the beginning of the20 th century.One of the masterpieces of chamber music created by Edvard Grieg.From the point of view of violinists,the author discusses the technical points and problems of violin playing through his own violin playing practice and cooperation experience with piano,hoping to provide more reference for piano and violin double cooperation works.The article is divided into three parts: the first chapter describes the creation background of Grieg "third violin and piano sonata in c minor" and the main creative characteristics of Grieg;the second chapter explores the composer’s creative intention by exploring the technical elements of the music Noumenon of the work,from which he understands the composition techniques used by composer Gregg to blend the traditional music genre of Germany and Norway with Norwegian folk music materials.This work embodies the characteristics of composer Gregg’s music style in the mature period and gives the theoretical basis of actual performance by using profound and unique music writing technology.The third chapter makes a practical analysis of violin playing technology and makes an in-depth exploration of the dual cooperation between violin and piano to sum up some suggestions for universal reference as well as the research on the specific problems encountered in the practice of collaborative rehearsal and performance.