Brahms’s Interpretation Of The First Movement Of Brahms’ Sonata No.2 In E-Flat Major(Op.120 No.2)

Brahms made an important contribution to chamber music in the 19 th century.Sonata No.2 in E-flat major for clarinet and piano(Op.120 No.2)is one of the representative works of Brahms’ chamber music.The melody of the ensemble part is smooth and pleasing to the ears,and the difficulty of playing is medium to high,which is of great research value.Based on the author’s personal performance and practice,this article will expand the piano ensemble part of the first movement of the work "Sonata No.2 in E-flat major for clarinet and piano"(Op.120 No.2)from the perspective of the pianist.elaborate.Firstly,analyze the creative features and musical style of this piece from the aspects of composition,theme,ensemble texture,etc.;secondly,summarize the key points and difficulties of the piano performance part of this piece;finally,according to the author’s own performance and practice,to explore and summarize the experience of playing.Through the research on the above aspects,the aim is to enable the pianist to better understand and grasp the works,to apply the accumulated and summarized experience in future study and practice,and to realize the unique charm of piano ensemble.