Analysis On The Playing Skills Of Schubert’s Violin And Piano Sonata D.384 In D Major

Franz Schubert（1797--1828）was an Austrian composer whose music was composed at the end of classicism and the beginning of Romanticism.Schubert produced a wide range of works in his short career,including art songs,symphonies,chamber music,solo instrumental music and so on,and showed extraordinary musical talent and talent in his limited life.Schubert composed four sonatas for violin and piano during his lifetime: They are "Violin and Piano Sonata D.384 in D Major","Violin and Piano Sonata D.385 in A Minor","Violin and Piano Sonata D.408 in G Minor",and "Violin and Piano Sonata D.574 in A Major",among which,"Violin and Piano Sonata D.384 in D Major" has a regular form,rich music content and diversified playing skills.It has a certain representative significance and is one of the violin and piano sonatas with a high performance rate on the world stage.This paper focuses on the analysis of "Violin and Piano Sonata D.384",the full text is divided into three parts,the first part: from schubert’s "Violin and Piano Sonata D.384" music creation background to understand the music connotation of this work;The second part: the analysis of the musical structure,the characteristics of the melody,through the fundamental music theory to the performance practice of the work;The third part: focusing on the analysis of the performance skills of this piece,combining the theoretical basis of music with performance skills,and combining their own performance experience to analyze the string kneading skills,grace note playing skills,bow playing skills,hoping to have a deeper sense of the connotation and characteristics of the music work.