Creative Thinking And Musical Characteristics Of The Orchestral Suite "The Wizard Of Oz"

"The Wizard of Oz" is an orchestral suite composed of two-barrels created by the author.The work is inspired by Frank Bob’s series of fantasy adventure fairy tales of the same name,The Wizard of Oz.It is divided into four parts: "Overture","The Brainless Scarecrow","The Heartless Iron Man","The Cowardly Lion" four songs show the personality traits and growth experience of several protagonists,as well as the fantasy adventure they have experienced.This article studies the creative thinking and musical characteristics of this work,which is divided into three parts: the first part mainly introduces the creative background,desk work,overall conception and research methods of "The Wizard of Oz";the second part elaborates on the theme image and storyline of the five songs;the third part focusses on the structure of the song,and The creative techniques of sound and multiphonic principles and distribution devices are analysed in order to complete the transition from subjective creation to objective analysis,provide ideas and theoretical support for future music creation,and strive to obtain more inspiration and thinking.