Music And Performance Analysis Of Beethoven's Violin Concerto In D Major,The Third Movement

Beethoven's "Violin Concerto in D Major" is a masterpiece of the violin in the world.It inherits the rigorous music structure of European classical music and incorporates the musical elements of the Romantic period.It is one of the classic music that blends classical and romantic two musical periods.This concerto is divided into three movements,and this article will comprehensively analyze the third movement.The third movement has a light melody,an elegant style,and a magnificent scale of music.It is deeply loved by the public and is a model in the violin concerto.The third movement expresses the tenderness and romance in the heart of Beethoven,which is in sharp contrast with the majestic and solemn music style works in the past.Through the research of this dissertation.The author has a deeper insight and insight into this piece,and can explore its true musical connotation.This article mainly analyzes the connotation characteristics and performance techniques of music.Through a comprehensive study,analysis,summary of the third movement,and have a deeper insight and understanding of this piece.This dissertation is divided into five chapters.The "Introduction" part is divided into four parts,describing the reasons for selecting the topic,research status,research methods and research significance;The second chapter starts with the composer's introduction,creative background,and the structure of this work,focusing on the structure of the third movement;The third chapter is the study of the characteristics of the third movement of music and composition approach.Such as: musical content of the third movement is reflected in the continuation of the main theme and the author of musical expression;The fourth chapter is divided into two parts,the first part is the melody segmentation analysis,in conjunction with the second part of the author's own experience specifically analytical skills playing the third movement;The last chapter summarizes the full dissertation.The author hopes to help readersstrengthen their understanding of Beethoven's music and improve themselves.