A Study On The Performance Of The First Movement Of Anton Rubinstein’s Piano Concerto No.4 In D Minor

Anton Rubinstein wrote five piano concertos,among which Piano Concerto No.4 in d minor was written in 1864,which has a distinctive personal style and is one of his most influential works.In this paper,the first movement of Piano Concerto No.4 in d minor is selected for systematic research and analysis.Based on the creative background of Piano Concerto No.4 in d minor,the music is analyzed from four angles: the arrangement of mode tonality,the layout of musical structure,the construction and development of motivation and theme,and the application of harmony technology.Then,it analyzes the multi-voice processing,strength and speed,performance skills and pedals,and shares the details of the performance with practice,so that the performer can grasp the performance skills and characteristics of the work more accurately,and provide some reference for scholars and performers to study and perform the work theoretically.