The Analysis Of Playing Skills For Tuba

"Hendel's E Major Violin Sonata" Op.1No.15 is a sonata created by George Friedrich Handel for the violin.This classic is very unique to Handel's creative style and research value.Later,through the hand of Ralph Winston Morris,the "Hendel's Six Violin Sonatas" was adapted for Tuba and piano ensemble chamber music work,making the sound range and tonality of the work more suitable for Tuba.The performance is full of challenges.This article will use the " Hendel's Six Violin Sonatas " as a example to explore the playing skills of Tuba in the sonata.The author will combine the experience of many years of study and research with the practice and pratical ensemble work.The knowledge gained during the period summarizes the methods and points that need to be paid attention to performing sonata.The author hopes that Tuba's learners can provide some effective help in the performance of the sonatas through the article,and hopes to make more people have a better understanding of the performance of Tuba,attract more people to invest in the study and research of Tuba.This article consists of a summary,a body,and a conclusion.The introduction part: a brief introduction to the background and significance of the topic,related research theories at home and abroad,and the ideas and innovations of the research.The text is composed of three parts: the first part is the development status of Tuba in the country.This part is divided into two main points: the first point,starting from the birth of Tuba,introducing Tuba's past and present,the second point introduce the different characteristics,fingering and usage of the different size;The second part is a brief introduction to the background of the life and creation of George Friedrich Handel,the style of the work of "Hendel's Six Violin Sonatas".The analysis is separately explained from the aspects of structure,tonal transformation and harmony function.The third part is the study of Tuba's playing skills.