Research On The Development Of Chinese Violin "Nationlization" Process In The 1970s

Chen Gang was born into a musical family in Shanghai in 1930 s.His father,Chen Gexin,was a renowned composer at that time.His family music atmosphere and good music education laid a solid foundation for Chen Gang’s music creation in the future.The inclusive Shanghai culture has shaped Chen Gang’s creative concept of openness and integration.In the early days of the founding of the People’s Republic of China,Chen Gang gradually established the violin music language with both Chinese and Western emphasis,based on the literary work orientation of "nationalization and popularization"."Red Violin" is another of Chen Gang’s most popular violin works after the violin concerto "Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai".This paper attempts to explore the writing technique of "nationalization" of the violin and the distinctive characteristics of The Times from the three works of "The Sun Shining on Tashkurgan","The Golden Furnacle" and "The Morning of the Miaoling Mountains".In the current era of advocating "national confidence" and "cultural confidence",it is of great value and significance to comb and interpret the conception and aesthetic appreciation of Chen Gang’s "Red Violin" from a dynamic and developing perspective.