Teenager Three Beethoven Piano Sonata Analysis

Ludwig van Beethoven,the distinguished representative of the eighteenth centuryto the19th-century neoclassical period, was later known as the "Klosson". His lifecreated a lot of musical works, including the Piano Music is an important part of theirmusical works, His32piano sonatas is known as the "New Testament". Here wemainly study compiled by Barry Cooper,"Beethoven Piano Sonatas (35)," In1782Beethoven youth for its sponsors--Mike sago Lian Friedrich--the Elector ofCologne palace bishop wrote three piano sonatas.This article first three piano sonatas creative background to start, after a study onthe creative aspects of music (harmony, musical form, tonality), Last major concreteanalysis of three piano sonatas playing techniques (mainly from the characteristics ofmusical style, speed and intensity, music emotional processing, pedal, fingering, toneprocessing), This article consisted of four chapters:Chapter one: Three piano sonatas creative background. From two main aspects ofresearch, first of all, to understand the social background of this period; Beethovenpersonal life background.Chapter two: Three piano sonatas, the music creation. Each sonata chapteranalysis, to study the creation of the music from a different perspective.Chapter three: Three piano sonatas playing techniques. Mainly from thecharacteristics of musical style, speed and intensity, music emotional processing,handling the pedal, fingering tone six aspects for example research.Chapter four: Conclusions. Elaborated three sonatas of Beethoven teenagercreation of the research study and practical significance, pointed out that the researchin the academic sense.Beethoven sonatas in his piano works even in the entire history of Western musicoccupies an important position. The Beethoven was a teenager creation, the worksnumber never known to the world of public works a detailed study. Hope In thisarticle, this three piano sonatas to the full range of research, More comprehensiveknowledge and understanding of Beethoven, increase academic value.