Application And Reflection Of Baroque Playing Method In Modern Violin Performance Taking?No.1 Sonatas For Solo Violin-adagio?as An Exmple

This paper mainly focuses on some details and principles of baroque music's special treatment of modern violin performance,and makes a concrete analysis with the example of Bach G minor solo Violin Sonata-adagio The first chapter introduces the historical background of baroque music and Bach music.The second chapter is to put forward the differences in modern baroque performance,divided into"modernism" and "retro style",and analyze the reasons for this phenomenon and some of their own thinking.This paper puts forward the importance of mastering baroque performing method for improving violin professional quality.Chapter three discusses the differences in the structure of modern violin and baroque violin,and puts forward the influence of instrument function on performance.Chapter four discusses the baroque music performance with modern violin from four aspects:bow movement,fingering,rhythm and string rubbing.Bach's six violin sonatas are great works.The depth of content,technological innovation and richness of form are all outstanding.At the same time,it is also a must for modern professional violin players to learn music,which is a required course in the conservatory of music.Bach G minor solo Violin Sonata-adagio is the first of six pieces of music,and its playing method is very representative for baroque performance.Therefore,most professional violinists start from this song.I learned this piece of music under the guidance of my tutor during my postgraduate study,listened to many versions of performers,and found different versions of music scores for comparative analysis.I find great differences.I hope to analyze my experience through this article and share a little experience with players who are going to learn Bach violin.