The Composition And Performance Analysis Of Geron Richard's Adaptation Of "Tango To Claude"

"Tango to Claude" is a piece of accordion tango composed by French accordion master Richard Galliano in memory of a good friend.It is his most essential masterpiece and a favourite among performers and audiences.As a result,various solo,ensemble and unending instrumental combinations emerged.This paper mainly analyzes the solo version of the famous accordion tango to Claude adopted by The French popular accordion player Geron Richard,which is also a work that the author studied and performed during his graduate study.Based on the original song,this version adds a large number of dazzling skills to show the running skills of fingers,which makes the melody texture fuller and increases the appeal of hearing.The work in the musicality and technical difficulty at the same time can reflect the unique performance of the accordion,coupled with the high circulation of the original,so that the song by the majority of accordion players love,and in the major international competitions on the stage and concert is frequently played.This paper analyzes and interprets this work from three aspects:The first aspect is to briefly introduce the authors and works of the original music and the adapted version.The second aspect is to analyze the harmonic form of the adapted works to achieve a deeper understanding.The third aspect is to analyze the adaptation of "Tango for Claude" from the aspects of timbre control,sound changer,and bellows and touch keys based on my own practical playing experience and understanding.