Analysis Of The Performing Skills Of Chaminade’s Concerto In D Major

Cecilia Louise Stephanie shaminard,as a female composer,has a very important position in the history of French music.Her instrumental works created from a female perspective have a strong artistic appeal.In 1902,shaminard composed the flute concerto in D major Op.107(flute Concertino in D major,Op.107),which was a final exam selection prepared by shaminard for students as a professor at the Paris Conservatory of music.Today,this flute concerto is often played by players in major music competitions,which is of great performance value.Through investigation and research,it is found that there is less research on the work "Flute Concerto in D major" at home and abroad,and the analysis and research from the perspective of performance skills is not sufficient.Therefore,I think the flute concerto in D major has important research value.This paper takes the flute concerto in D major as the research object,and analyzes the work by using the methods of literature analysis and score example analysis.This research and analysis is composed of four parts: the first part is the introduction,which not only expounds the overall research objectives and specific significance,but also specifically discusses the research results of the research theme at home and abroad;Secondly,it analyzes and expounds shaminade’s life,the creation background,the style of his works,the structure of the musical form and so on;Third,take the technical difficulties in the flute concerto in D major as the core,and further study the technical requirements used by the performers in the works;Fourth,conclusion as the last part of this study,we will summarize the background of shaminad’s time,analyze the characteristics of his music creation and works in combination with the general environment at that time,and finally make an in-depth analysis of the skills and emotions of the works according to the author’s personal performance,and put forward our own views,hoping to provide some useful references for more flute players to learn and perform the flute concerto in D major.