Analysis Of The Second Creation Regard To Fernande Decruck’s Sonate En Ut# For Alto Saxophone And Piano

《Sonate En Ut#for Alto Saxophone and Piano》is a Impressionistic sonata composed by French female composer Femande Decruck in 1943.In this piece,Fernande Decruck showcases her delicacy and beauty as a female composer through coherent and melodic motifs,as well as rich tonal colors.She also expresses her longing for her homeland and her unwavering resistance and struggle against the marginalization of female composers at the time.This composition enriches the spirit of modern Western female composers in their fight against gender discrimination and pursuit of women’s rights.It presents a distinct perspective of Impressionistic saxophone works through the lens of a female composer and plays a pivotal role in the development of classical saxophone in the modern era.This paper focuses on Fernande Decruck’s《Sonate En Ut#》,employing methods such as literature research,musical analysis,experiments,and comparative studies to elucidate the background,content,compositional techniques,structural characteristics,and performance artistry of the composition.Through research and analysis,it aims to guide performers in the process of "creative interpretation" to delve deeper into the composition’s background and artistic features,to profoundly understand its artistic content,and to combine it with their own cultural heritage and life experiences.By doing so,performers can convey the emotions and spirits encapsulated in the《Sonate En Ut#》with strong artistic expression during practice and performance.