Exploring The Style Of Characteristics And Performance Techniques Of César Franck’s Choral No.2 In B Minor

As a leading figure of French Romanticism in the 19 th century,César Franck made significant contributions to organ composition.His organ works are rich in religious tones and French romantic sentiment.He was also a pioneer of the French organ symphony,actively exploring and making important contributions to the expansion of the expression of organ music and the diversity of organ musical language.This thesis takes Franck’s organ work Choral No.2 in b minor as an example,starting from the micro perspective of work analysis and performance techniques,exploring the macro features and diverse interpretation methods of the German and Austrian Romanticism and organ symphonic style.Through a multi-perspective analysis of the structure and texture,tonality and harmony,stops and timbres of the music,the stylistic characteristics of organ music language are deconstructed.Combining relevant musical examples and personal performance experience,the article analyses the performance techniques and technical processing of the work from a performance perspective.