The Musical Characterustics And Performance Analysis Of Ernest Chausson’s Clarinet Andante And Allergo

Ernest Chausson is a French romantic composer.He is considered to be the pioneer of French Impressionist music.His music creation involves a wide range of musical genres,such as opera,Concerto,art song,symphony,etc.his representative works include: <Andante and Allegro>,<poeme>,<hummingbird>,<symphony in B flat major>,<Le Temps des Lilas>,etc.These works have strong characteristics of French folk music,and also integrate the creative techniques of famous musicians such as Cesar frank,Jules Marne and Richard Wagner.In his later years,Ernest Chausson’s music poem is a treasure of French Impressionism.In this paper,Ernest Chausson’s chamber music for Clarinet and Piano Andante and Allegro as the research object,through the introduction of the composer,the work’s own music characteristics analysis,performance techniques analysis,comparative analysis of audio versions of different performers,trying to make a comprehensive and profound analysis of the work.There are four parts in this paper.The first part is a brief introduction of Ernest Chausson’s background,life and creation period,mainly introducing the characteristics of the period of Andante and allegro.The second part is an analysis of the musical characteristics of the work,which analyzes and studies the work from many angles,such as structure,tonality,melody,harmony,development techniques,rhythm and so on The third part is to analyze the research techniques of the work,which is also the core part of this paper,through the study of performance techniques and emotional processing;the fourth part is to analyze the audio scores of two clarinets active on the international stage,so as to better integrate with international practice.In this paper,the works of ontology and research techniques are integrated,in-depth study of performance techniques at the same time to add the music background,music features,audio contrast and other aspects of research,to provide reference for Clarinet players in playing the works.