Rhythm In The "Art World"

There are three important links in music activities,namely:music creation,music performance and music appreciation.This article attempts to cut through the link of music appreciation and analyze Mozart’s music art from the perspective of music acceptance.Put Mozart’s music and art in the "art world" composed of "artists","art works" and "art appreciation" to investigate,to analyze Mozart’s artistic works from a macro perspective;at the same time,drawing on the criteria for classifying art recipients from sociology,psychology and other disciplines,from the perspective of different types of music recipients,a microscopic analysis and analysis of Mozart’s musical works are carried out.elaborate.The introduction part of this thesis analyzes and expounds the background of the topic,the purpose and significance of the research,the existing research results at home and abroad,and the research methods.Secondly,in the first chapter,the author outlines the relevant theories of the "four elements of art" and "receiver types" involved in this article,to provide theoretical support for the subsequent analysis and discussion;in the second chapter,the author attempts to use Abra Mozart’s "Four Elements of Art" theory,analyzes and expounds the three groups of relationships between Mozart’s music and the real society,the composer and the receiver,thus reflecting the importance of the receiver of music in artistic activities;Chapter 3 On the basis of Adorno and Zeng Suijin’s division of music recipients,the author divides Mozart’s music recipients into two categories:aristocratic and civic through an in-depth analysis of Mozart’s musical works;The recipient’s research extends to present-day music creation,discussing whether the composer should follow the recipient’s aesthetic taste to create music,or seek innovation in music creation to improve the recipient’s aesthetic ability,and secondly,how should the recipient itself be better at creating music?Good music appreciation and suggestions for the development of music.